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She became a vulture

by tiffanie-noel-doro

She made her home in a hundred different people- Inside the desert of her heart A brawl of sorts It didn't much matter the type Just as long as they were living Perhaps to capture even the tiniest of thread- Of what it felt like to encompass the sensation Of the lines that our nerves dance along in the presence of a warm touch Only- As the heightened flight began to cripple in gravity She was left in hunger- A vulture Devouring the living Only to continue walking beside them (C) Tiffanie Noel Doro
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