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Tigerella Warrior
he loves a stripey woman:
criss-cross pinkness
ridged in parts,
running riptide on the skin of
a sinner full of scars
she loves a man of god who
kisses ribbons telling tales,
in faded brutal pale, of
a history containing all the
counting of the blessings by the strip
he traces the beginning mark:
a scar that’s warm and wet bu...
Tuesday 6th December 2011 4:01 pm
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