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Oh how she wanted to fly with them,
the Lady Of The Lake. I think most of us feel like we want to be something we not often in our lives. This is for every dream that we've had that we could never make into reality. * Update: I made some much needed and long awaited tiny changes to this piece. I couldn't stare at the glaring mistakes any longer  Stock: girl: ~AttempteStock- [link] background: :devLryui-Stock: -[link] birds: ~crashdowngrrl -[link] Made for: =ManipulateThis CONTEST I give permission to =Manipulators to post this in their club gallery. |
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