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I fell in love with the way you wrap your suit around my shuddering shoulders on a summer, New York night. I fell in love with the way you draped "beautiful" over the face and body I thought a clown's. I fell in love with jazz music blowing up my dress - I was the world's only princess when you spun me around. I fell in love with the fire in your eyes, your voice, your skin, your glowing red demise, another one of a million fights... I fell in love, once and then twice, three times and then ten times, desperate and pathetic and forlorn and ecstatic, I fell in love.
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Jun 1, 2017
Jun 1, 2017 at 5:18 AM UTC
I fell in love
I fell in love with the way you wrap your suit around my shuddering shoulders on a summer, New York night. I fell in love with the way you draped "beautiful" over the face and body I thought a clown's. I fell in love with jazz music blowing up my dress - I was the world's only princess when you spun me around. I fell in love with the fire in your eyes, your voice, your skin, your glowing red demise, another one of a million fights... I fell in love, once and then twice, three times and then ten times, desperate and pathetic and forlorn and ecstatic, I fell in love.
Dug this up out of a journal from the sweet high school days, when romance wasn't so "out of context". Few edits were made.
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Jun 1, 2017
Jun 1, 2017 at 5:18 AM UTC
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