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Her words pour out jagged and broken as she stumbles into her thoughts which dangle like barbed wire cobwebs waiting to tear through her throat and puncture the silence. Sometimes she goes into the city just to let herself be battered by its innumerable jostling souls who cannot meet, but only collide. She will search every passing face for her reflection, and finding none, Will seek refuge in the limbs of an ancient Totara tree and bathe herself in solitude.
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Sep 19, 2012
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