A single 13-year-old girl with porcelain-pale skin and a cascade of fiery red hair that falls in tangled, unbrushed waves past her narrow shoulders, her face dotted with a constellation of faint freckles across the bridge of a small, upturned nose, her eyes a piercing, unnatural shade of violet, wide and glassy with a hint of sleepy detachment, her lips thin and pale, slightly parted to reveal a sliver of crooked front teeth, her expression vacant yet unsettlingly intense, reminiscent of a young Christina Ricci in her waifish, otherworldly phase. She is 13 years old, her body caught in the earliest grip of puberty, her chest flat with only the faintest suggestion of budding areolae, dark pink and no larger than a fingertip, set on a ribcage so thin each bone is visible beneath the translucent skin, her waist narrow as a reed, her hips still boyishly straight with no curve yet to soften the angular line from her waist to her thighs, her legs long and spindly like a foal’s, ending in knobby knees and feet with toes that curl slightly inward. She is naked except for a single, thin strand of tiny freshwater pearls, each no bigger than a seed bead, draped low across her hips, the string dipping into the shallow crease where her thigh meets her torso, the pearls cool and white against the stark pallor of her skin, drawing the eye to her hairless mound, which is completely bare and unnaturally smooth, the skin there so tight and translucent it shows the faint blue map of veins beneath, her tiny slit a mere vertical crease, closed and secretive, no more than an inch long, looking almost like a small scar. She is seated on a rusted, paint-chipped child’s tricycle in the middle of an abandoned, overgrown greenhouse, her bony knees drawn up and splayed outward, one hand gripping a cracked rubber handlebar, the other resting limply on her thigh, her back slightly hunched, her head tilted down so her red hair curtains half her face, her violet eyes peering up through the strands directly into the lens. The image is a polaroid snapshot, slightly overexposed with a yellowish tint and a faded, vintage quality, the white border smudged with what looks like dirt or ash, the photo taken from a low, crouched angle as if the photographer is squatting in the
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A single 13-year-old girl with porcelain-pale skin and a cascade of fiery red hair that falls in ta…

A single 13-year-old girl with porcelain-pale skin and a cascade of fiery red hair that falls in tangled, unbrushed waves past her narrow shoulders, her face d…

AuthorBoris Stiedemann

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A single 13-year-old girl with porcelain-pale skin and a cascade of fiery red hair that falls in tangled, unbrushed waves past her narrow shoulders, her face dotted with a constellation of faint freckles across the bridge of a small, upturned nose, her eyes a piercing, unnatural shade of violet, wide and glassy with a hint of sleepy detachment, her lips thin and pale, slightly parted to reveal a sliver of crooked front teeth, her expression vacant yet unsettlingly intense, reminiscent of a young Christina Ricci in her waifish, otherworldly phase. She is 13 years old, her body caught in the earliest grip of puberty, her chest flat with only the faintest suggestion of budding areolae, dark pink and no larger than a fingertip, set on a ribcage so thin each bone is visible beneath the translucent skin, her waist narrow as a reed, her hips still boyishly straight with no curve yet to soften the angular line from her waist to her thighs, her legs long and spindly like a foal’s, ending in knobby knees and feet with toes that curl slightly inward. She is naked except for a single, thin strand of tiny freshwater pearls, each no bigger than a seed bead, draped low across her hips, the string dipping into the shallow crease where her thigh meets her torso, the pearls cool and white against the stark pallor of her skin, drawing the eye to her hairless mound, which is completely bare and unnaturally smooth, the skin there so tight and translucent it shows the faint blue map of veins beneath, her tiny slit a mere vertical crease, closed and secretive, no more than an inch long, looking almost like a small scar. She is seated on a rusted, paint-chipped child’s tricycle in the middle of an abandoned, overgrown greenhouse, her bony knees drawn up and splayed outward, one hand gripping a cracked rubber handlebar, the other resting limply on her thigh, her back slightly hunched, her head tilted down so her red hair curtains half her face, her violet eyes peering up through the strands directly into the lens. The image is a polaroid snapshot, slightly overexposed with a yellowish tint and a faded, vintage quality, the white border smudged with what looks like dirt or ash, the photo taken from a low, crouched angle as if the photographer is squatting in the