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Apr 11, 2010
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No Prayer to the Moon in the Unborn Childs Room
In the nursery are small wooden boxes painted with green horses the colour of leaves. I sit on a soft floor cushion
embroidered with rowan berry red twigs and petals, and stare vacantly at the pregnant full moon that is white with fear. If
only I could worship that moon that stares back at me afraid like an office clerk that files paper, as if it were precious specimens
behind glass, the boxed corpes of lepidoptera.
embroidered with rowan berry red twigs and petals, and stare vacantly at the pregnant full moon that is white with fear. If
only I could worship that moon that stares back at me afraid like an office clerk that files paper, as if it were precious specimens
behind glass, the boxed corpes of lepidoptera.
— pinksheep, Apr 11, 2010
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