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Barren shoes

by @Lahkeesha

Feet bare and scarred, limp toward the edge scabs pinch at tired flesh skin of leather fights gnawing winds trampling the barren land, where graves begin The shoe fits this haggard beast he no longer roams the church of priests no faith is left, no judgement thrown A mountain up, a cliff below One item left behind in folly atop the edge a haunted body time can cut emotions thin shadows linger where soles have been
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Lahkeesha
36 / F / Wisconsin
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Written by
Lahkeesha
36 / F / Wisconsin
Published
Jan 18, 2019
Time
1m
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Prompt was worn boot

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#objects#sad#worn#life
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