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cringing every time they hear my name as if i am the one to fear. legless, mindless, callow worms but we are just children, waiting here in this stinking wound for our day to Fly. when we are older we will grow wings of intricate cellophane and leave this festering place. our six barbed legs to spread disease were given instead of a heart or brain. i happened upon a peculiar, bitter soul she hated me, i knew, but the taste of her skin was warm and chemical sweet and i couldn't resist her. seven million times larger than i she was a dangerous plaything. i watched her cut my brothers down, out of the air like a frenzied cat, a crazed look flashing in eyes; she screamed ad despite my lack of heart and pain i am sad to think they will never again Fly.
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Nov 13, 2014
Nov 13, 2014 at 12:26 AM UTC
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cringing every time they hear my name as if i am the one to fear. legless, mindless, callow worms but we are just children, waiting here in this stinking wound for our day to Fly. when we are older we will grow wings of intricate cellophane and leave this festering place. our six barbed legs to spread disease were given instead of a heart or brain. i happened upon a peculiar, bitter soul she hated me, i knew, but the taste of her skin was warm and chemical sweet and i couldn't resist her. seven million times larger than i she was a dangerous plaything. i watched her cut my brothers down, out of the air like a frenzied cat, a crazed look flashing in eyes; she screamed ad despite my lack of heart and pain i am sad to think they will never again Fly.
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Nov 13, 2014
Nov 13, 2014 at 12:26 AM UTC
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