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Sexhasabluefaceinthislight.

There is a small tree which I used to pray under. I would pray for my mother, my sister, my dog, My old army men as they stood frozen in war and watched the horrors of Vietnam in blank perpetuity. I would say prayers for my grandmother who collected clocks to remind her that time was still going forward. I would say a small prayer for the kid in my class who wasn't a kid at all, at least not to the fingers prodding sex and sex- like feelings in and through minds less than the more they could become. I would say prayers for everyone-- Except for you.
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Nov 27, 2011
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