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A girls arm slides across my back and for a moment, I’m spinning like a kid, sherbet crazed. All I had done was listened, Drink did the rest I guess, Listened to her Thatcher charged rant, Somehow, innocent, spewed though lipstick rouged cleft lip! She a plunging sparrow, Befuddled on tequila, Diving at a mouse marked with Brut. I’m hers, A hooded, unloved, forlorn, lonely mouse.
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Oct 28, 2019
Oct 28, 2019 at 4:32 PM UTC
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A girls arm slides across my back and for a moment, I’m spinning like a kid, sherbet crazed. All I had done was listened, Drink did the rest I guess, Listened to her Thatcher charged rant, Somehow, innocent, spewed though lipstick rouged cleft lip! She a plunging sparrow, Befuddled on tequila, Diving at a mouse marked with Brut. I’m hers, A hooded, unloved, forlorn, lonely mouse.
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Oct 28, 2019 at 4:32 PM UTC
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