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Visiting my parents I learned that I am being played, a game in which I am board and piece and ****** weapon. When a picture of me sulky toddler evokes “You always hated me” roots uncurl hibernated spores stored through my salad days and youthful spring. Broach the soil as I **** ankles grabbed, leg-locked planted firm reaching. What do you think grows down there? Digging has turned up rotted fibers, matted hairs and husks.
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May 4, 2016
May 4, 2016 at 8:00 AM UTC
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Visiting my parents I learned that I am being played, a game in which I am board and piece and ****** weapon. When a picture of me sulky toddler evokes “You always hated me” roots uncurl hibernated spores stored through my salad days and youthful spring. Broach the soil as I **** ankles grabbed, leg-locked planted firm reaching. What do you think grows down there? Digging has turned up rotted fibers, matted hairs and husks.
Family secrets are sensed.
d-lowell-wilder
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May 4, 2016
May 4, 2016 at 8:00 AM UTC
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