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Death of a Ladybug

by Phi_Kenzie

I found a dead ladybug in the sink after washing a head of lettuce the red had faded to peach and the legs no longer reached for life ~ Standing in the school playground during a warm fall afternoon a bright red bug with black spots lands on my arm I can feel its little legs trembling as it shimmies along my forearm slowly turning my hand over when it reaches the wrist ~ I hope that ladybug landed on as many hands as possible as a harbinger of joy simply with its presence
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25 / Transfeminine / LA
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Aug 4, 2018
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#ladybug#aphid#playground#afternoon
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