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Lust's outcome, unwanted, abandoned at birth. Mothered by strangers, some naturally motherly, some perversely wicked; fathers, a terrifying notion. Fearing constantly: of the next face, the next stranger, the next meal, the next bath, of dark and dawn. Thrown about, moved around, from hand to hand; Recovering from bruises to bruises, from slaps to whips. But for being chosen from before the beginning, and a name etched permanently in the Book of Life, was found, saved, raised and guarded by Love. The trauma of becoming left no resentful damage but nurtured an instinctive sensitive soul, most acutely aware of the deceitfulness, perversity and utter wickedness of man and a constant wonderment of the miracle of Love.
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Jul 4, 2020
Jul 4, 2020 at 8:37 AM UTC
Orphan
Lust's outcome, unwanted, abandoned at birth. Mothered by strangers, some naturally motherly, some perversely wicked; fathers, a terrifying notion. Fearing constantly: of the next face, the next stranger, the next meal, the next bath, of dark and dawn. Thrown about, moved around, from hand to hand; Recovering from bruises to bruises, from slaps to whips. But for being chosen from before the beginning, and a name etched permanently in the Book of Life, was found, saved, raised and guarded by Love. The trauma of becoming left no resentful damage but nurtured an instinctive sensitive soul, most acutely aware of the deceitfulness, perversity and utter wickedness of man and a constant wonderment of the miracle of Love.
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Jul 4, 2020
Jul 4, 2020 at 8:37 AM UTC
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