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she, a willow wisp gone sour in the sunlight. she, they said, a wide-eyed one time choking laugh she, a too-bright moon with craters only calloused hands could read she, they said she bit her tongue with their teeth wrapped around her like spikes she. here I am to tell you that I am not she, I am not your word or prayer or curse. I will no longer let you confine to the the lower-case, huddled down, back room existence of she. I am I, Me, Woman. I am.
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Apr 17, 2014
Apr 17, 2014 at 11:41 PM UTC
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she, a willow wisp gone sour in the sunlight. she, they said, a wide-eyed one time choking laugh she, a too-bright moon with craters only calloused hands could read she, they said she bit her tongue with their teeth wrapped around her like spikes she. here I am to tell you that I am not she, I am not your word or prayer or curse. I will no longer let you confine to the the lower-case, huddled down, back room existence of she. I am I, Me, Woman. I am.
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Apr 17, 2014 at 11:41 PM UTC
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