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i was nine years old when my body decided it could no longer follow the marbled features of inspirations before myself my slender, sculpted legs gave rise to thick thighs resisted against me exposed me and by then i thought i would never walk on the runways in high rise new york city buildings bright city lights to highlight my flaws my hips just as expansive as the judgment they give way to scrutiny-- i pity the paintings trapped inside the louvre i too despise the cold gaze of unwanted audiences who complain of travel who complain of coming such a long way for a disappointment.
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Nov 13, 2018
Nov 13, 2018 at 4:56 PM UTC
the louvre
i was nine years old when my body decided it could no longer follow the marbled features of inspirations before myself my slender, sculpted legs gave rise to thick thighs resisted against me exposed me and by then i thought i would never walk on the runways in high rise new york city buildings bright city lights to highlight my flaws my hips just as expansive as the judgment they give way to scrutiny-- i pity the paintings trapped inside the louvre i too despise the cold gaze of unwanted audiences who complain of travel who complain of coming such a long way for a disappointment.
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Nov 13, 2018
Nov 13, 2018 at 4:56 PM UTC
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