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Tummy Tuck

by mary-ederline-mamburam

You tuck your tummy You wish it is flat You neglect its wishes All she wants is listen And give her dire attention Your belly The seat of creation Find the chakra of passion Expanding to the universe so designed Feed her with nurturance It gives you butterflies It constipates with unease Ditch the girdle The belly jeans That which constricts its breath Celebrate its roundedness Walk and be proud as tall as a tree Honor thy Womb.
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