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I wear an old shade of red

by erin-suurkoivu

I wear an old shade of red. My belly is a wrinkled skin of fruit. I am no longer a ripe peach, not even a blossom. That my daughter is.
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Jan 12, 2020
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#red#belly#wrinkled#fruit#peach#blossom#daughter#old#gone#mother
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