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sometimes seen hunting for metal fibres to coil around glass hair streaked with henna hair and hands hardened by concrete something elemental about him that flowed into the artisan outpourings scattered around. it was as if the shards with metal sinews were progenitors . Tiny capsules from which he came. how he cradled them gave that the air. sure they were on show but, priced not to sell on show but never untouched a show that drew in ******* He worked with rejects. Affinity perhaps. He surely had nothing for the **** that was drifting toward him. Hard faced and beaten; wandering the market bored of themselves . Hating money moving without them. One gestured at broken glass caged in wire. A whimsy for a small hand. Waving paper money as an offer. The elements of him did not move. The flash of blade insisted Rising. Blade dancing the market hushed. Maker stood and slowly lifted his shirt. In the dusty brown of dirt he glared pale. The blade to the noise of the bearers procession menaces his face until light catches the copper sutures stitching flesh to bone
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Apr 8, 2016
Apr 8, 2016 at 8:46 AM UTC
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sometimes seen hunting for metal fibres to coil around glass hair streaked with henna hair and hands hardened by concrete something elemental about him that flowed into the artisan outpourings scattered around. it was as if the shards with metal sinews were progenitors . Tiny capsules from which he came. how he cradled them gave that the air. sure they were on show but, priced not to sell on show but never untouched a show that drew in ******* He worked with rejects. Affinity perhaps. He surely had nothing for the **** that was drifting toward him. Hard faced and beaten; wandering the market bored of themselves . Hating money moving without them. One gestured at broken glass caged in wire. A whimsy for a small hand. Waving paper money as an offer. The elements of him did not move. The flash of blade insisted Rising. Blade dancing the market hushed. Maker stood and slowly lifted his shirt. In the dusty brown of dirt he glared pale. The blade to the noise of the bearers procession menaces his face until light catches the copper sutures stitching flesh to bone
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Apr 8, 2016
Apr 8, 2016 at 8:46 AM UTC
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