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It’s gotten too heavy, child. Much too much for your weakened knees, your delicate wrists. You’ll never be a dancer or a poet.  A singer, a lover, a sister, or the President: Baby Boomer lies. Baby, we're going nowhere and it’s heavy. Heavy like your breathing, heavy and full like your blue moon eyes.
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Sep 21, 2011
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