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Clean           your                   sooty                  grime stratified like a chopped tree. Knitted into clothes for me. Follow the wicked edge of the yellow road,     Inclined to doze in the junction of my doorway, carry with you dragonfly-brooch wings to flutter.            Naked newborn to an age of                                                                 social settings on max— to touch me, to you. Take the chomps, lend me your spine, joints, match me. Eat what I have to bear, like a child of my purple-blushed foulness. A bucking ***** like a war-torn, skeletal femme, used. Here, open up. I'll lose a tiny hand.
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 2:43 PM UTC
Breaker Girl
Clean           your                   sooty                  grime stratified like a chopped tree. Knitted into clothes for me. Follow the wicked edge of the yellow road,     Inclined to doze in the junction of my doorway, carry with you dragonfly-brooch wings to flutter.            Naked newborn to an age of                                                                 social settings on max— to touch me, to you. Take the chomps, lend me your spine, joints, match me. Eat what I have to bear, like a child of my purple-blushed foulness. A bucking ***** like a war-torn, skeletal femme, used. Here, open up. I'll lose a tiny hand.
cara-d
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 2:43 PM UTC
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