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and the closed lipped girl melts for the first time and lets her fingers become the string that sews up her opened wounds she breathes in the morning air like it is acid on her tongue and drowns in the storm of her steamy shower stream she aches painfully like the colorful bruise on her hip that has taken too many hits against her kitchen counter she was never in love and it shows as her porcelain eyes gleam like glass at the hint of him her heavy bones bear too much weight for her frail and dainty shoulders anyway and the sore-footed girl drags on like each day must and exhales the evening air like it something glad to be rid of
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Jan 1, 2014
Jan 1, 2014 at 8:54 PM UTC
inhale exhale
and the closed lipped girl melts for the first time and lets her fingers become the string that sews up her opened wounds she breathes in the morning air like it is acid on her tongue and drowns in the storm of her steamy shower stream she aches painfully like the colorful bruise on her hip that has taken too many hits against her kitchen counter she was never in love and it shows as her porcelain eyes gleam like glass at the hint of him her heavy bones bear too much weight for her frail and dainty shoulders anyway and the sore-footed girl drags on like each day must and exhales the evening air like it something glad to be rid of
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Jan 1, 2014
Jan 1, 2014 at 8:54 PM UTC
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