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Rended flesh hanging
as I pulled her from the car. Heat of Spreading Flames soaked me to my soul. I think she had been pretty before she had this wreck. Now she's charred and scarred and that's if she's not a corpse. Don't know who she is, But I can tell she'll be missed The rings on her fingers Say somewhere she's expected. Life leaks out as red drenches earth and the blood has a stifling stench. Yet, over this odor is the stink of bottled booze. I know it's sad to think, but is this what she deserves?
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