And now let us remember — what girls know — the green leafy ditch where we gathered… … …that dark, luminous taste of earth—smeared between fingers—gritty, wild in our —
small sharp teeth —
the earth, Her mineral richness …
And now let us remember — what girls know — the green leafy ditch where we gathered… … …that dark, luminous taste of earth—smeared between fingers—gritty, wild in our —
small sharp teeth —
the earth, Her mineral richness …
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