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Bearded Lady

Women with beard she smile gaily at times, proud of her eyes, for unlike ladies mouth they be weary of lies. Women she sit she twist the nest on her chin, beautiful she is. She hold her breast high before she grow her staple, a flick of her wrist mend all her mens willing and able. She be greater now she tell you, though she be thought of as fable.
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Dec 29, 2010
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