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have you ever seen or felt or pressed apart the lips of dying girls who 23 years less of life split tenderly– wetly caving into          eyes hair mouth shoulders spine a tiny breath fluttering lids tense cording of sinew dancing sharply pulled sternly after wrist hands onto scalp the buzzing of coarse tightness against lips(mylips) and dies one dying final revolution of ecstatic breathing (who in her mounded purse tastes of salt sweet and                               earths ?
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Mar 14, 2015
Mar 14, 2015 at 10:05 AM UTC
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have you ever seen or felt or pressed apart the lips of dying girls who 23 years less of life split tenderly– wetly caving into          eyes hair mouth shoulders spine a tiny breath fluttering lids tense cording of sinew dancing sharply pulled sternly after wrist hands onto scalp the buzzing of coarse tightness against lips(mylips) and dies one dying final revolution of ecstatic breathing (who in her mounded purse tastes of salt sweet and                               earths ?
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Mar 14, 2015
Mar 14, 2015 at 10:05 AM UTC
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