Delilah Brecht Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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But den, I get mad, ya? ‘Cause people judge ‘em, call ‘em trash, and I’m like – “You don’t know da half of it, you schmucks!” – like in da film, “Dis is what we do!” Whores, dey survive, dey hustle, tougher dan half da soldiers I know. One time, I saw dis gal on da street, freezin’ her arse off, still smilin’ at every jerk who passed. Dat hit me hard – happy, sad, all at once. She’s out dere, makin’ it work, while I’m sittin’ cozy wit’ me minions. Lightbulb! Maybe I’m da soft one, eh?

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The text in this work is from Bertolt Brecht's poem "Ballad of Marie Sanders, the Jew's Whore," a tale of a gentile woman who was punished for having had sexual.

Srsly, Brecht’s where you get the true flavor of life – it ain't all glossy and perfect. Sometimes, I get mad at how little they care about street art near the old station, but then a local mural pops up, and I’m all smiles. I mean, "The Gleaners and I" taught me that every speck of dust has a story – and in Brecht, every cracked pavement has got a tale.

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