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Old Hag

“ That’s the old hag with charcoal hair,

Her skin’s a bluish grey

She sits above the fire escape

Every single day

She sings in some old language,

I couldn’t say the name

It sounds like maybe arabic

But she came from Suriname

I hear one time they robbed her,

Took everything she owned.

She just sat outside and sang

The next day,...
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Perfect Wife

She grooves to the beat of her everyday

struggle

from Mondays to Sundays, her cheeks blushed

scarlet.

She's always dancin', cookin' up a whipped

fiasco

with her hips, sitting on the electric beat, riding the wiry

current.

She gives and gives, and thanks.

That's what good wives do.

She sings to the finches, before they awaken

chirping

out a sweet grey dawn song,...
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Raisin

Little calorie eating ticks suck out all of what is plump from my body

Fading away is the life blood of a once curvaceous frame

I wither up, like a sweet golden raisin

I can roll around through the world

As if I rest upon your tongue

Waiting, loungingly, to be crushed between teeth

I'd be a liquid then, so thin, I might evaporate...
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OH my gosh!!! Thank you so much everyone for your great response to my first set. I am so happy and surprised at all of the super sweet comments. Let's keep it goin' y'all!!!

I've been marinating on a murder mystery play told through burlesque style performances. It's something Linda Belcher would love. Picture DOLL DUPRE kidnapped after her performance by an unknown culprit. She is close to only seven people, all with their negative, and dare I say SINFUL traits, and Detective Lacey La Verne must interview them to learn more about Doll, and her life in order...
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Hell yes I fuxkin' love fantasy.

I've always been huuuuuuge of reading, and writing, but when I was younger I could never understand fantasy or wanting to write/read it, although I did understand its appeal. But now, here I stand, obsessed with most things fantasy, writing a big ass fantasy novel (50,000 words in the month of November), and constantly reading anything I can really...
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