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april still

my naked body captured still. black and white, grain and all. I was young, and you told me it was art. I stood in the light, against the white plywood board, and waited until the shutter snapped. Shy and sad, I felt no fear. Years go by, and photos float from finger tip to finger tip. Body bare, body all, my photo still hangs on your wall.
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