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Here's the thing. I like boys. But I love girls. It's a moralistic tragedy but I can't tell whose morals are telling me what's right. It's not about what's right, let's talk about what's wrong. 7 years ago When that boy shoved me backwards. When he thought I didn't have a choice. I have a choice. Don't tell me my choice is wrong. Because Her hair falls in her face like the dripping branches of my sycamore after a long night's storm. People say she's not delicate, rough around the edges, if you will, but when I hold her head in my lap and run my fingers through her hair it's like that same rain is washing away every rough edge of the bark on her skin. Her skin--feels like--with her hands on mine the world might just implode on itself from the sheer beauty of such living glorious sin.
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