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When a woman opens her door and refrigerator to strangers strictly because of a familiar last name the last thing you do is question the rust resting on her eyelids. The first time I met Flatbush she was a thick brick-boned woman with stone-seasoned hair sculpted above her head and a *** of greens anchored at her waist. She was a winter day warmed by a sea of arms pouring from the jaws of a crooked screen door. She wanted nothing more than to 5 o'clock traffic drown me in comfort and comfort food so I let her.
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Feb 2, 2013
Feb 2, 2013 at 1:22 PM UTC
Flatbush
When a woman opens her door and refrigerator to strangers strictly because of a familiar last name the last thing you do is question the rust resting on her eyelids. The first time I met Flatbush she was a thick brick-boned woman with stone-seasoned hair sculpted above her head and a *** of greens anchored at her waist. She was a winter day warmed by a sea of arms pouring from the jaws of a crooked screen door. She wanted nothing more than to 5 o'clock traffic drown me in comfort and comfort food so I let her.
for Great Aunt Beauty
Nicolette
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American
Feb 2, 2013
Feb 2, 2013 at 1:22 PM UTC
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