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She sits at the front of the bus, curved over a black pram. The fox looks out, then looks at the little one she's holding in her arms. Her nose points up, her small mouth is tightly shut. The fox has nothing to say today. She carries a bag of flowers. Her nails have a dark red polish on that is falling into pieces. Her small, dark eyes scan everything. First out then him then me. She smiles, and looks for compassion. The fox has nothing to say today.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 1:58 PM UTC
The Fox
She sits at the front of the bus, curved over a black pram. The fox looks out, then looks at the little one she's holding in her arms. Her nose points up, her small mouth is tightly shut. The fox has nothing to say today. She carries a bag of flowers. Her nails have a dark red polish on that is falling into pieces. Her small, dark eyes scan everything. First out then him then me. She smiles, and looks for compassion. The fox has nothing to say today.
andrea-rizzo
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 1:58 PM UTC
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