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The personification of erotic awakening

What a beautiful girl to marry so young, to waste so young. She resorts to pencil thin features, embracing that which is better. Something stirs inside which she cannot comprehend, something eventually will give. There are things that she would never tell her husband, the thoughts that disconcert her moral. Something is about to give. "Oh, Henry Miller!", She bellows with a sigh, what a terrifying man to break her. "Henry Miller, Henry Miller!" This will be what wakes her. With bare teachings, he shook her perceptions. He taught her of dominating aggression. Anais Nin, a lovely French flower, with fair features; She withholds power to seduce any man or women to their very knees, "May I slip into someone more comfortable?"
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emerald-proctor
Published
Mar 7, 2013
Lines·Words
21·122
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Anais Nin's early life plays out as though she belongs to a climatic Noir film. I could not bear the restraint of writing about her.

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