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clasp me in the jar of your maternity ***** it tight so that when I sing it echoes into all the chambers of your heart reign me in like an expensive decorative fish in a shark tank fly me to the door slip me out of it then cry for the good work you have accomplished. but forever shove me enclose me encase the colors of your sorrow into the flowers of your joy for a mother’s greatest bitter taste feeds us better than the richest feast When I am bittering myself with butterflies of my own painting Don’t stop yourself. pick up a paintbrush. forever catch me latch me grasp me as your jubilant burden neglect your sticky fear for it is evermore as close as the horizon
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Oct 10, 2013
Oct 10, 2013 at 2:17 AM UTC
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clasp me in the jar of your maternity ***** it tight so that when I sing it echoes into all the chambers of your heart reign me in like an expensive decorative fish in a shark tank fly me to the door slip me out of it then cry for the good work you have accomplished. but forever shove me enclose me encase the colors of your sorrow into the flowers of your joy for a mother’s greatest bitter taste feeds us better than the richest feast When I am bittering myself with butterflies of my own painting Don’t stop yourself. pick up a paintbrush. forever catch me latch me grasp me as your jubilant burden neglect your sticky fear for it is evermore as close as the horizon
laurel-elizabeth
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Oct 10, 2013
Oct 10, 2013 at 2:17 AM UTC
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