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Rebirth

by @pyxell

she walked foot on each crack in the sidewalk the heel of her boot sinking and then her skin peels away turpentine wiping away the painting that is her mask and she walked she crumbled her bones dust come back you've gone too far, little girl the wind blows her away the sun cremates her memory and she is born again in the rain sprouting from between the cracks in the sidewalk and she walked
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pyxell
24 / American
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Written by
pyxell
24 / American
Published
Mar 30, 2013
Time
1m
Notes

and she was made of stones and vines, a beautiful horror

that none could ignore

that none could resist

sinking into the cracks in the sidewalk

and she walked

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#rebirth#transformation
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