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out of the blue you came, and for that i was the blame. the house was too crowded, sweaty bodies and red cups enshrouded. i looked and looked around, but you didn't want to be found. and then in the backyard i saw you, noticed you right through. i asked you 'what's the matter', you said 'i would rather'. i gave you a questioning look, you asked, 'are you Brooke'. i chuckled at you guess, and straightened my dress. you got up, and pushed the red cup. i opened my mouth to talk, but further you walked. you cupped my neck, and gave me a peck. i gasped for air, and ran my hands through your hair. your lips connected to mine again, and realization hit me then. i was too good for you, and you were too good for me. we didn't match, we were a mismatch. but just so you know, i loved you all along. even though we both said no, we were wrong. you were such a party destroyer, you destroyed me, completely, mind and body.
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Mar 22, 2014
Mar 22, 2014 at 12:17 PM UTC
party destroyer
out of the blue you came, and for that i was the blame. the house was too crowded, sweaty bodies and red cups enshrouded. i looked and looked around, but you didn't want to be found. and then in the backyard i saw you, noticed you right through. i asked you 'what's the matter', you said 'i would rather'. i gave you a questioning look, you asked, 'are you Brooke'. i chuckled at you guess, and straightened my dress. you got up, and pushed the red cup. i opened my mouth to talk, but further you walked. you cupped my neck, and gave me a peck. i gasped for air, and ran my hands through your hair. your lips connected to mine again, and realization hit me then. i was too good for you, and you were too good for me. we didn't match, we were a mismatch. but just so you know, i loved you all along. even though we both said no, we were wrong. you were such a party destroyer, you destroyed me, completely, mind and body.
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Mar 22, 2014
Mar 22, 2014 at 12:17 PM UTC
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