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Twisted Lullaby.

by @InkHearted

My breath is soft but my heart is heavy a tender child of another parent lay still like a rock and as cold as the weather the river is now red her face went pale my heart turned black murder in the name of my people did this child deserve to die ? maybe I am tired because all I see is my child dead in my arms rotting like a fruit silenced from her usual laughs and forbidden from smiling again cradled to her slumber by a twisted lulaby of my own.
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InkHearted
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Written by
InkHearted
19 / M
Published
Jan 12, 2021
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#war
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