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-Beneath-

I look down at the arcs of white; at the tattered bows which skirt my fingernails. They signal the very edge of my extremities. Each one with unique imperfections owed to the muck and dirt lodged underneath. They're hideous; soiled and grotesque from digging deeper into my love affair with mortality - my lust for the knowledge of what happens when we are 6 feet below sun-lights' reach.
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Jan 7, 2015
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