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a child that glows.

by z-atari

She will be our daughter with hair of finely woven copper to match that of her father. And as she drinks from her sippy cup. Five feet off the ground. I could never be so proud. When she holds my hand with fingers the size of pencaps I could never be so glad When she wimpers in her sleep I'll wonder what she's dreaming
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Feb 19, 2012
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