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beauty

pigtails, tutus, ballet flats diet at age of six running, skipping, jumping jacks did she know what beauty meant? long brown hair, pretty eyes gym class, age of ten stretching, push-ups, two more laps would she learn what beauty meant? a boy, a kiss, a little more life at young 15 sweet talk, smiles, and lots of force of course she knew what beauty meant silence, hate, weakness, lies only sweet 16 binging, purging, swears and cuts she'd never get what beauty meant.
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emily-kane-elmore
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May 8, 2013
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