The Mouth Of The School by Nadine Sellers

engulfs waves of green, yellow and red children toward the sewer which leads to sanitary stations where individuals and lost instincts flourish in a cacophony of senses lost to the high ceilings masters, mastering honor and homogeneity rustle noisy paper above schoolchildren above screams of recognition and rebellion in the cells of law and conformity pink skirts and little red hoods well seated on sterilizing benches respond to questions and rules blowing pencil dust with no further reflection

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