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Your stomach is real, I can feel it, More than the womb, through The first petal I ever adore, Your rosey skin In a burn, moonlight-glazed, Silvery, beautiful. Your blinking pores, angelic, No one breathes, I Know it from the very beginning. Heavenly and emotionless, A useless throat, Ungrateful neck, Cracking voice and weak whistle, Childlikely broken. Your stomach is real, I Know it from the very beginning, Dry and sour, clever and hygienic, Scentless and free, Beautiful.
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Jul 18, 2015
Jul 18, 2015 at 6:12 PM UTC
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Your stomach is real, I can feel it, More than the womb, through The first petal I ever adore, Your rosey skin In a burn, moonlight-glazed, Silvery, beautiful. Your blinking pores, angelic, No one breathes, I Know it from the very beginning. Heavenly and emotionless, A useless throat, Ungrateful neck, Cracking voice and weak whistle, Childlikely broken. Your stomach is real, I Know it from the very beginning, Dry and sour, clever and hygienic, Scentless and free, Beautiful.
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Jul 18, 2015
Jul 18, 2015 at 6:12 PM UTC
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