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Tigress In the Kitchen

The tigress lives in the green jungle well secured for her biological kids extended family members too live but once in kitchen worries emerge Selectively she serves delicious meals to only those that are exactly tigers those on the other side of thorny fence tigress dishes out misery in dirty plates In the kitchen one can hear her utter; “Go away, you hiss like snake, no food. This one laughs like ugly hyena, quit. Disappear. Those spots are of leopard.” Without any challenger to her injustice the tigress starves and stabs her kids the favored glorify, laud her and enjoy to unfortunates she wants carcass mats But tigress in her dreamy cynical mind does not know that fighting the innocent walking along tight narrow ropes of envy creates airspace for the unjust to resurrect

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