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Chiseling Teacups You hold the chisel, bracing it on the cracks of your porcelain veneer, widened by unforgotten slights, unforgiven wounds festering with time. My intentions, to you, hammers waiting to chisel at your teacup when all I ever wanted was to offer you a cube of sugar to sweeten my words. Another version: Chiseling Teacups You hold the chisel, bracing it on the cracks of your porcelain veneer, widened by unforgotten slights, unforgiven wounds. festering with time. My intentions, to you, are hammers waiting to chisel at your teacup. All I ever wanted to do was to offer you a cube of sugar to sweeten your words.
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