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the curious tale of the three minute bath

driving down a windy road 35 miles per hour at seven thirty in the evening with flowers and balloons in the back seat shouldn't have ended with me being suspended sideways for thirty minutes while they tried to make it safe to get me out of what was left of my first car and no matter how many times i draw a bath i can't get rid of the feeling of my left hand covered in my own blood and the small slivers of glass that are still in my hands or the swollen over-sized bruises that adorn my legs and my face and regardless of the scent of lavender and apples i cant look at my damaged body anymore did you ever really love me at all?
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aoife-teese
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Nov 23, 2014
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#heartbreak#trauma
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