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by taylor-marie-vincent

my body was not made to be loved on occasion, but to be devoured by warm hands and grasped by sharp features. you were meant to love me, to be my savior in times of indecision or constraint. now you are but a whisper in a world full of screaming children, waiting for their mothers to come home. t.m.v
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