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Hijab

by feeelreel

I finally understand the hiding Of hair and the covering of skin These women embrace as custom They are holy descendants of eve What is left of perfection Handed down for too many generations They are cursed, so wanted, why not hide Beautiful skin and silky hair Full eyebrows, eyes wide in fear Determined not to covet physical form
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Aug 31, 2014
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