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By Kayrudetski BRONZE
Tucson, Arizona
My grandmother sits, old and frail, like a broken carriage. Her skin, like the bark of a maple tree, looks withered and wrinkled. Instinctively, she comes to life, like a d...
Tucson, Arizona
My grandmother sits, old and frail, like a broken carriage. Her skin, like the bark of a maple tree, looks withered and wrinkled. Instinctively, she comes to life, like a d...