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"evening" falls upon the land Here she comes.. The shallow trickster with someone Else's Love Band. She made you believe you were something. You "were at least a chance.." Nope. It was  a fancy picture of her,despair's linger, and laugh's dance. You would have given her the world. If she wasn't so blind to take it. However, I don't have a fancy picture, well worded postings, false teachings, or the will to laugh at some else's tears as I stare and sit. I don't have the will to string someone along and then "pose for the camera, My ''crush." My father fought in the war... When postcards were sent. No Picture or jewelry. Just a sweet and truthful card. How this person would run to them, after the war, and save this unseen beauty from another worldly yard. Those times are gone with a selfie and a caption... "I might like you...If you meet my requirements.. Now don't make me walk away due to the lack of action."
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 4:20 PM UTC
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"evening" falls upon the land Here she comes.. The shallow trickster with someone Else's Love Band. She made you believe you were something. You "were at least a chance.." Nope. It was  a fancy picture of her,despair's linger, and laugh's dance. You would have given her the world. If she wasn't so blind to take it. However, I don't have a fancy picture, well worded postings, false teachings, or the will to laugh at some else's tears as I stare and sit. I don't have the will to string someone along and then "pose for the camera, My ''crush." My father fought in the war... When postcards were sent. No Picture or jewelry. Just a sweet and truthful card. How this person would run to them, after the war, and save this unseen beauty from another worldly yard. Those times are gone with a selfie and a caption... "I might like you...If you meet my requirements.. Now don't make me walk away due to the lack of action."
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 4:20 PM UTC
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