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The Ragdoll

Feast your eyes upon

The rag doll that you

Cleverly sew apart

In order to put her

Back together.

 

Nothing. That’s what she

Is. You emptied her out

Like a hole puncher

Persistently chewing

His way through,

Spreading his disease

Throughout the

Paper—a paper which

Blissful words could roam.

You wrung her out

Dry. The elixir she once

Ran on has evaporated.

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miche-griffin
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Published
Apr 7, 2013
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