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i am not pregnant anymore.

we are awake, you and i. we are awake, together. we sit in silence, by the light of a turtle, mulling over what is to come. i believe i have carried life inside me, i could not sustain it, and it faded away quietly. what would i have done, had it lived in me? am i heartbroken or safe? you wrap me in you, like an old quilt, the safest place i can be. i will not have as they will, but they will not have as i do. i will not search for love. i will never know desperation for company, struggle for love or companionship. i have you.
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meg-freeman
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Jul 21, 2011
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