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by s-i-am

People ask, Have you ever loved a man? I answer no. But a man sure loved me. He started to love me when I was young enough to still believe in Santa. He loved me being at that age when I believed that the moon followed me in a car. The age of scented markers and training bras. He loved me in the way a rat loved it's poison, or a prisoner their torture. Wrongly. And every so often He showed me how much he loved me. Behind locked doors with fiery, demanding hands. Causing me to remember that I was asthmatic. And when his skin burned me, I felt cold. So when people ask, Have you ever loved a man? I answer no. But a man sure loved me.
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