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Wolverine

liquor, penetrates the air creeps under the door settles on the breath of a witch. hissing, glaring, staring, kissing on someone, anyone who walks by. She spits fury and frustration in all directions. slurred words, glazed eyes, heart of a monster… I enter the Cave, ignorant and vulnerable. Through the dark, her burning, malignant eyes seek out a goat. A blood vessel. her past victims scattered in pieces across the beaten ground. Pulp. Mangles. Tortured. Suffering from the poison of her bite, the remorseless dismissal of them just inches from death. She wants them to cling on… I’ve heard stories. Seen skeletons. They warned me to stay away, They call her badger, snake, bloodsucker… They’re convinced no one can survive her bite. Well, I don’t need liquor to mask my scent or get blood in my eyes. I’m from out of town, and this bitch is about to meet the Wolverine.
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nicole-lourette
American
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Sep 14, 2010
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