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Green,

Grape,

Orange,

Strawberry,

Red,

Cherry,

My dad loved licorice,

Pistachios the red dyed ones,

What a mess,

In the kitchen at his chair he’d crack em,

Rush crappy Linbal on radio, mom in the kitchen cooking,

Where ever I was I’d here,

‘Val get in here!’

Help your mom!

From nine to most of my life,

Gay daughters n sons,

We know no pride,

Subservient sweeping up red shells,

I was forty I could do it no more,

We come out not for you,

I got tired,

See could only be my true self asleep,

The hero always gets the girl,

Red,

Green,

Strawberry,

Cherry,

Grape,

Purple,

Black,

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Val's Whitewolf Media Anchor PodCast. I write here on WordPress. I believe that everyone should tell their story and that every book is a learning tool that will help those of us who are writers become better at our craft.I'm learning plus becoming more confident as an empath its important to share and touch with my heart others harmed by others words. I sell books on Pango. View more posts