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Nuclear Family

Through a golden-amber hue of softened rays of dawn with a hint of butterscotch rising on the baked back gently hardening in the warmth, naked silk spun outstretched reeled into a statuette, naked and glowing eyes half-open to a yawn seemingly as innocent in her natural state as an unapproached fawn she wraps herself in robes, descending from her attic each step down seemingly brings right now closer until the morning-do of Artemis in Eden is gone by noon she is a toiling man in the den by night he lays decay beneath his feet with every further step along down the gravel drive, back up the lush and grassy lawn leaving frost where her hair like wheat, ran all the way down to her heels and touched the blades in days beyond, a trail, tread, treacherous and dead lays cold in the steps that lead up and down, where a rapturous child's laughter resounds in harmony with a christening of an affair between the soul of man and a bitter hound there, surrounded by the crickets, cicadas, and all the nightlife in the air nothing on the property square, as if to suggest this were cleared by forces in nature a hallow, or hallowed ground? Once she whispered into his ear as he sat in the dark, uninterred and even as stoic as he was, the closeness is what stirred her hands were his or his were hers, merciless and precious, left and right, run the fawn they were disturbed by the conclusions that were drawn roaming back and forth from night to day, lingering over the middle as the sun mother giving birth and raising man to father daughter to give birth to mother the loading of life into death, six bullets into a the six chambers of a loaded gun the romance of morning blended with the fear of these nocturnal goings-on, walking hand in hand with a shape in shadow, never to understand there was always only one.
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28 / M / Texas
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Evilhappy
28 / M / Texas
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Aug 25, 2022
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