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She SmilesShe sits slightly perplexed. That treasured chest once locked and hidden is now wide open. Slowly, yet surely it seems as though every effort to keep it darkened -from push to shove- has been in vain. She recall endless hours of denial "This has not happened." She smiles in spite of herself, in spite of endless hours. Here comes the yearning! "Fuck!" she screams, not entirely sure of what? is happening. Nevertheless, she smilesShe Smiles
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Two Fragments of A Deep WoundI.Two Fragments of A Deep Wound
I saw you run
after her. Your precious snow-peaks loomed in the background - I was back there too- You chased her tears with your sympathy. There was an aching in your heart and perhaps in your loin, but who am I
to say what really went on? I saw you reach out and caress her
pale skin, a single tear fell from her cheek - you let it fall and it pounded into the earth. A deep tremor echoed through body, soul, and heart and I felt it 3,000 miles away. I heard it too, early in th
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- Current Residence: The hell they call Florida
- Interests: Pretty much anything
- Favourite band or musician: Tenacious D
- Favourite genre of music: Anything but country
- Operating System: Windows XP
- MP3 player of choice: Ipod
- Favourite game: Hide and go fuck yourself :-)
- Favourite gaming platform: Xbox 360
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- Email: koolaidvr6@gmail.com
- AIM: koolaidvr6
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