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The Street

It had been almost a week now, waiting Patiently for the generosity Of some stranger. A sign in front stating Her case, gazed at with curiosity. Desperation and hunger setting in, Her eyes began to wander to store front Windows across the street, girls not as thin. Moral conundrums were now not as blunt. It would be easy, to take a few things; Nothing extra, only what is needed. She’d pay it all back once she got her wings, So she crossed the street, conscious unheeded. “I have no choice, it’ll just be this once” She told herself for the twentieth time.
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Sep 12, 2013
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