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I am a daughter, I have never thought about that role before — I have always looked at the other, Up there on the pedestal, seeking attention more. But now I see, I am a daughter at my core. You held me for nine months, kept me safe from the world’s horror, When I opened my eyes, You said: “You are my daughter, whom I adore...” I demanded protection, But the world’s ill-fated dice rolled; furor. Devestation didn’t take long, To slip through, rip into the dreams swirling in embryonic fluids and birth a noir — My pain came From the generations before, The error from Adam and from Eve, From Satan and his tricks to deceive that penned this score —
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Dec 24, 2025
Dec 24, 2025 at 4:44 PM UTC
daughter
I am a daughter, I have never thought about that role before — I have always looked at the other, Up there on the pedestal, seeking attention more. But now I see, I am a daughter at my core. You held me for nine months, kept me safe from the world’s horror, When I opened my eyes, You said: “You are my daughter, whom I adore...” I demanded protection, But the world’s ill-fated dice rolled; furor. Devestation didn’t take long, To slip through, rip into the dreams swirling in embryonic fluids and birth a noir — My pain came From the generations before, The error from Adam and from Eve, From Satan and his tricks to deceive that penned this score —
bekahalle
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40/F/Australia
Dec 24, 2025
Dec 24, 2025 at 4:44 PM UTC
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