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Anatomy of Love

.                                                The taste of                             the pain that                                             you left linger in                   my mouth dries my                                         taste buds and makes         me crave your quenching                                      affections just once more.   Just one more last sip of the                                   divine nature of your existence is but all I ask of you. Please                                      just one last smell of the beautiful budding flower that I                                        used to dream of and the same scent that worked to                                         encompass the very essence of you and I that drew                                            me to your sweet, rich nectar like a humble bee                                              working hard to provide for his lovely queen.                                                     Just one last glimpse into the beauty                                                        of who we used to be. Just one                                                                     last kiss then I let                                                                              you go.
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ronald-d-lanor
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Dec 11, 2012
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