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twisted

my brittle bones are cramped now slinky and snug like a clinging dress ill-fitting but too pretty not to wear your footprints suspended in the empty echoes of the city on your trail my hand holding your hand a perfumed secret sprouting whispers which bite like thorns and jagged bones our souls two hummingbirds in frightful flight with wings fast terrified ready to ignite
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Written by
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37 / F
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May 30, 2016
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