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I was designed well for my craft. I was sewn together with great care by a most meticulous doll maker. I was his greatest disaster. In my brilliant design, I was everything wrong for the world. I was a remarkable creation, advised to hide away my swollen, repulsive face. My glass eyes and my rubber mouth were both made too large. I was once ashamed of them. They have caused me grief. Once, I spoke, and my words ignited a commotion. They were either horribly false or too much the truth. I can’t remember why, now, but you threatened me. You promised to rip off my skin fabric and claw out my innards. You cannot drain me, though, for I am bloodless. My veins bear only language.
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Apr 29, 2010
Apr 29, 2010 at 8:11 PM UTC
The Anatomy of a Writer
I was designed well for my craft. I was sewn together with great care by a most meticulous doll maker. I was his greatest disaster. In my brilliant design, I was everything wrong for the world. I was a remarkable creation, advised to hide away my swollen, repulsive face. My glass eyes and my rubber mouth were both made too large. I was once ashamed of them. They have caused me grief. Once, I spoke, and my words ignited a commotion. They were either horribly false or too much the truth. I can’t remember why, now, but you threatened me. You promised to rip off my skin fabric and claw out my innards. You cannot drain me, though, for I am bloodless. My veins bear only language.
An original work of A.K. Neu. Please do not steal.
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Apr 29, 2010
Apr 29, 2010 at 8:11 PM UTC
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