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Strength of a Woman

by lily-thanh

And Mama said children of strength never cried in front of others, for tears proved a lack of control. I asked, did you not cry when you saw me for the first time? She said, no, I restrained from screaming, and I was relieved. With a smile, perhaps. Ever since, happiness to me is the emptying of a stuffed stomach.
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Jul 16, 2010
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