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By lost child

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I would have your lips if not your eyes, your hands if not your head. guard your thought, you may if i may have your deed. i would have now. yes, i would have now. and we sit time upon her alter, and we worship her with knives, pray with naked bodies and shackled minds. but i'll have today. i could breathe for today. and i'll have what i'll have, if you would just call it mine. Written January 18th, 2002 © on Jan 18 2002 07:09 AM PST   18 • 8 • 1

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