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with water color ink made permanent with a pin an emerald garden grew from the surface of her skin the sight was divine the branches aligned & through the cracks poured sunlight in. the honeysuckles oozed the hollyhocks seeped as chartreuse hummingbirds dank nectar through their beaks. by her favorite birthmark hanging from a tree was a silver web of silk gossamer and dazzling. with each image set, pressed onto her skin her flesh turned bright red like the rosehips near her ribs.
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Feb 14, 2017
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#garden#ink#tattoo#sunlight#divine#watercolor#emerald#honeysuckle#stickandpoke#chartreuse
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