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Hide Me in Your Humiliation!

You're so beautiful.

But you don't even know.

That's a small part of why I love you.

Our picnics in the snow.

I could die right here.

You said to me on the ice, that frigid night.

We laid there, in beautiful silence.

Your lovely face, the only thing in sight.

Time passes, and people change.

Feelings alter, things rearrange.

You did it on a lark.

We all know you're so impulsive

You know, we could try to make it work.

But in the end, you'll just find me repulsive.

 

Lying breathless on the cold bathroom tile.

I stole a glance.

You were happy, happy with a secret smile.

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brent-reichenberger
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Jan 1, 2010
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