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Clay's Mold

by ElizabethSquires

the craftsman bought his piece of clay to life but ye mold was one that would bring much strife the clay just didn't behave in the appropriate way always it acted like a grotesque monstrous play on discovering the clay's fault ridden side the creator flung it down hard on a curbside never again did he use that model of mold as its unsound traits weren't ones he'd behold
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Written by
ElizabethSquires
Australian
Published
Dec 22, 2016
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#life#traits#monstrous#mold#clay
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