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by Thylias Moss1
Snow White was nude2 at her wedding, she's so white the gown seemed to disappear when she put it on. Put me beside her and the proximity3 is good for a study of chiaroscuro4, not much else. Her name aggravates5 me most, as if I need to be told what's white and what isn't. Judging strictly6 by appearance there's a future for me forever at her heels, a shadow's constant worship. Is it fair for me to live that way, unable to get off the ground? Turning the tables isn't fair unless they keep turning. Then there's the danger of Russian roulette and my disadvantage: nothing falls from the sky to name me. I am the empty space where the tooth was, that my tongue rushes to fill because I can't stand vacancies7. And it's not enough. The penis just fills another gap. And it's not enough. When you look at me,know that more than white is missing. 点击收听单词发音
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