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Calluses


I woke up with calluses on my hands but the calluses on my heart are nothing new I pushed and I poked Tryin to pop it away I dont know what I did to get this —callus on my finger I havent sewn, baked, or picked cotton but it looks like that is all I do It somehow surprises me how parallel my heart and my finger are Callused With no way to heal Callused with no explanation Calluses That don’t belong
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