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She was elegant and graceful. Light as a feather drifting upon an empty winters day. Baby spiders crawled up her arms she squashed them to crusty blood upon her featherlight biceps. They told her once that she was the ugly duckling to the flawless reflection of white. How can all colors compare to the purest? She had long grey feathers. They protruded from her back. White never goes grey. To the youthful feathers on each unhappy bird.
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May 4, 2014
May 4, 2014 at 5:10 PM UTC
The Black Swan
She was elegant and graceful. Light as a feather drifting upon an empty winters day. Baby spiders crawled up her arms she squashed them to crusty blood upon her featherlight biceps. They told her once that she was the ugly duckling to the flawless reflection of white. How can all colors compare to the purest? She had long grey feathers. They protruded from her back. White never goes grey. To the youthful feathers on each unhappy bird.
We suppose we will never age.
Aliceishiding
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May 4, 2014
May 4, 2014 at 5:10 PM UTC
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