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Cereal Box Angels

by @PTH

Lucky charms with all the marshmallows picked out- picture this: rainbows and leprechauns smiles full of gold teeth angles on the ground with chipped nail polish on call but for the discounted prayers the poor neighborhoods the not entirely righteous demons of gasoline guardians of the latchkey kids I meet angels all the time they put their wings on my lungs, fly my breath away There aren't any marshmallows left guess I'll have to make my own luck.
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