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He lived in the perfect place for a trailer park, but his had the only wheels for miles. It was a cemetery with just one dead body, a morgue with a single black garbage bag. We had a funeral for my hair when he held scissors to my skull, and swallowed my motor cortex so I would never run away – a promise that he needed to check for silkworms in case that is why my hair stayed so soft. My braids went into the plastic bag and his tongue danced down my throat daring me to move saying he would love to see me bend all my bones for him. All his blankets were green like the forest, all his walls made of wood paneling – me, the last young thing and he buried me alive in his bad breath.
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Sep 24, 2013
Sep 24, 2013 at 7:43 PM UTC
buried alive
He lived in the perfect place for a trailer park, but his had the only wheels for miles. It was a cemetery with just one dead body, a morgue with a single black garbage bag. We had a funeral for my hair when he held scissors to my skull, and swallowed my motor cortex so I would never run away – a promise that he needed to check for silkworms in case that is why my hair stayed so soft. My braids went into the plastic bag and his tongue danced down my throat daring me to move saying he would love to see me bend all my bones for him. All his blankets were green like the forest, all his walls made of wood paneling – me, the last young thing and he buried me alive in his bad breath.
sarina
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Sep 24, 2013
Sep 24, 2013 at 7:43 PM UTC
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