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I can smell the fresh paint, thinking it should be blue for the future small you. I rub my belly watching for growth of the child you put inside of me by force. Of course not to be out done,even by yourself, violently you took my child away kicked him from my womb. Laughing as the blood ran down my thighs in tiny trickles like sinister kisses, from a lovers soft lips. And when I awoke, I found I had not escaped and yet my small babies fate lay in a pool of blood in the already ruined rug.
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Feb 16, 2010
Feb 16, 2010 at 5:07 PM UTC
Miscarriage
I can smell the fresh paint, thinking it should be blue for the future small you. I rub my belly watching for growth of the child you put inside of me by force. Of course not to be out done,even by yourself, violently you took my child away kicked him from my womb. Laughing as the blood ran down my thighs in tiny trickles like sinister kisses, from a lovers soft lips. And when I awoke, I found I had not escaped and yet my small babies fate lay in a pool of blood in the already ruined rug.
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Feb 16, 2010
Feb 16, 2010 at 5:07 PM UTC
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