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Bridget and the ‘Black Help’ –
Bridget has a urine wash, the bladder blows, wet saddle-sore setting-in, coarse vaginal lips turning crisp red L.A. lives with her, she was the Irish-named ‘Top-Man’ once, the hated and evaluated ‘Bridget The Great’, smelling corporate dinners, gymnast hands balancing … Continue reading
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The Irish Papists – The Irish Papists swimming out to food, dropping into water to wade out …
The Irish Papists swimming out to food, dropping into water to wade out to a way out, to realise full bellies in other parts. A hunger for those caught in purity, not pulling up their deep anchors from a deeper … Continue reading
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