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Pinball Girl


Everyone hates a captive ball A free ball sounds more appetizing— But I the one who takes the fall. God not slightly compromising, When he drained, he drained all… You control the flipper, Equaling my precarious life. Oh! magician—you would embitter; Do you love your precious wife? Fostered in kickout hole, Milky waves in orbit- Trapped in life’s tantalizing vacuole. “Sorry ma’m, unexpected shortage.” Drowned amid sweet glycerol. Her replay, inevitably, contorted. She was always controlled by wrong wizards… Sorry for pouring my mental blizzard.
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Craeglass

A 20 year old girl from Georgia plowing through the obstacles thrown my way. I discovered poetry in college and fell in love. Here I am.

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savigirl14
<p>Very good</p>

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