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Human Shield

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Human Shield

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Pin me up, stretch out the limbs.

I'm your human shield. You've set out to feed or feast. But not of you, no, you set me up. Come, partake of me. Without your permission, without your response.

Come have me, come have at me. Have all me. Come have at me. Have me. I don't need this cocoon. Get in. Feast, inside and out.

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