Woman Bathing | Authority
April 12, 2018She performs the persistent ritual of cleansing,
the splashing of water
upon her scarlet apple flesh
sullied with blood
She performs the persistent ritual of cleansing,
the splashing of water
upon her scarlet apple flesh
sullied with blood
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