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An army of little girls poke dandelions through the skin of every man who could hurt them. Blades in a briefcase, hide several between their legs until the wetness chafes her right where the dark funnels stop. The big people and his crosses – armpits made of porcelain then dug into little girl gardens, a meadow of dandelions scrawled: we do not give you ourselves but we will give you our blood. Their masculine fingers could not win, too harsh for bald skinned little girls.
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 6:14 PM UTC
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An army of little girls poke dandelions through the skin of every man who could hurt them. Blades in a briefcase, hide several between their legs until the wetness chafes her right where the dark funnels stop. The big people and his crosses – armpits made of porcelain then dug into little girl gardens, a meadow of dandelions scrawled: we do not give you ourselves but we will give you our blood. Their masculine fingers could not win, too harsh for bald skinned little girls.
sarina
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 6:14 PM UTC
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