Eggs

Kabrie WatersSeptember 14, 2016

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Eggs

written by: Kabrie Waters

@KWaters208

I'm cracking eggs.
The way they do with all fragile things.
The way they tremble with remorse.
Each time they destroy something.
The way they do each time I touch you.

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