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Frayed

by the-profound-bond

I cut myself up many ragged pieces hit the floor torn and frayed beyond repair. You hurry to stitch me back together before I become unrecognizable before the remaining scraps are too worn for recovery. Reassembly is valiantly attempted but the pieces don't fit rips and tears that no longer form a whole. You can't find me again.
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Oct 16, 2014
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