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Your body is a canvas, but the tongue of a blade should never be your brush, blood should never be your palette and bitter tears should never sting your skin. Your body is a canvas, touched by the brush of a petal, painted by the tints of rosy joy and yellow sun, your eyes should reflect the starry night and the silver of a moonlit sky. Your body is an altar, it should never be desecrated by skeptics, it should never be sculpted with bruises and stained by the possession of manipulating demons. Your body is an altar, celebrated by passion fueled prayers, adorned with ornaments of kisses, and cleansed by candid disciples. You are priceless and worth every struggle, so don't let anyone deceive you in an opinion based solely on their contorted perception of untruthful quantification of our current media, because you are a sculpture in the Louvre and a masterpiece is not worth the touch of a violator.
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Mar 9, 2014
Mar 9, 2014 at 1:24 PM UTC
Don't touch masterpieces with ***** fingers
Your body is a canvas, but the tongue of a blade should never be your brush, blood should never be your palette and bitter tears should never sting your skin. Your body is a canvas, touched by the brush of a petal, painted by the tints of rosy joy and yellow sun, your eyes should reflect the starry night and the silver of a moonlit sky. Your body is an altar, it should never be desecrated by skeptics, it should never be sculpted with bruises and stained by the possession of manipulating demons. Your body is an altar, celebrated by passion fueled prayers, adorned with ornaments of kisses, and cleansed by candid disciples. You are priceless and worth every struggle, so don't let anyone deceive you in an opinion based solely on their contorted perception of untruthful quantification of our current media, because you are a sculpture in the Louvre and a masterpiece is not worth the touch of a violator.
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Mar 9, 2014
Mar 9, 2014 at 1:24 PM UTC
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