You are a doll, too pretty, too arresting. But you are mass that demands shaping, and my fingers are not accustomed to one such as you.
I press too hard and sculpt too much. You are too soft for my fervid hands. My own prints roughen you up. I am anxious. You should be as you are. You are an unshaped doll, demanding familiarity.
I draw back. I don't know how to draw back. My fervid hands are arrested. Too soft, too much, too hard. You are pretty but I am anxious.
I can't sculpt you. My prints are too rough to be familiar. I am too unaccustomed. You should be as you are, without my prints. I am not a doll.