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Thulite

The Visage of Self-Love

By Bianca HubbardPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Thulite
Photo by Ian Talmacs on Unsplash

Orchidaceous; Pinky tones like polluted clouds, Crafting images, Self satisfying.

Dainty like plush raspberries, Tart as bitter chocolate when bitten, Sweeter when suckled. Allowed to coat the pallet...

Exquisitely divine An image of a creator without a shell, an image pure with wild intent.

Perfect in the imperfections Outstanding as flaws distinguish Mirroring inner self unapologetically

Beautifully.

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About the Creator

Bianca Hubbard

"We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect." --Anaïs Nin

I love to write, read, and laugh! I can be found reading fanfiction, spending time with my nieces and nephews or relaxing with my cat after work.

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    Written by Bianca Hubbard