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Clean mirrors. for a
Clear reflection. of an
Image of what truly is.
I am a beacon of Light...not an absorber of pain.
Feeling a bit Bullish.
Forever the Mood.
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I’m kiss deprived
Get you a woman who doesn't need you, but wants you and never stops wanting you.
“....that buck that bought a bottle could’ve struck the Lotto”
Clean mirrors. for a
Clear reflection. of an
Image of what truly is.
“I have to believe that caring for myself is not self indulgent. Caring for myself is an act of survival.”
— Audre Lorde
Remember to save a little bit for yourself.
I feel different.
I Love with intent.
I am a beacon of Light...not an absorber of pain.
Neverending.
The loop...it never ends.
The Art of Thomas Hart Benton | Vintage African American Art [From Top]Â Portrait of a Musician, Thomas Hart Benton [1949] Romance, Thomas Hart Benton [1932] The Water Boy, Thomas Hart Benton [1946] The Bible Lesson, Thomas Hart Benton [1940] 1944, Thomas Hart Benton [1944]
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Marvin getting help wiping the sweat off his face by a fan while performing Let’s Get It On during an appearance on Soul Train by Bruce W. Talamon, February 16, 1974
quote by Rachel Wiley