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life 1 min read 645 views Apr 26, 2014

Wings

You rip thrugh my skin

and  grind my bones

A process of becoming

With my tear filled eyes I wonder

"does a butterfly go through this much pain when it changes?"

I sit here at 23 scared to utter the label woman

Yet my hips are wide

And my breast supple

My tounge used for teasing

Are these not all signs on a woman?

Was that not enough?

Or was it the coal before the diamond?

Must you reveal my flaws and provide me with epiphanies?

Rain before rainbows

Tears before smiles

I never asked for wings but yet here they are.

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The Immortal Wize

I like how this falls into place.

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mrmelody7

metamorphises

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2b2b2

Very, Very Nice...thanks for sharing!

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DallasCowgirl

I definitely felt this. This is beautiful. Full of beauty. Thanks for sharing.

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love_supreme

Very nice

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