Jun 9, 2018
Homecoming Queen fails to come home.
Dill Carver
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Homecoming Queen fails to come home.
Dill Carver
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The wrist brace came after, not before, because I didn't know he'd be coming, while I slept, to invade my dreams, to almost break my wrist with his supernatural strength, so I went to sleep unprepared, to wake this morning, with this pain in my wrist. So the wrist brace is part of the cure and not the better prevention. You may ask what happened to my angel. The ancients and elders warn and say, when you sleep naked, in shame, the angels look away.
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