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I was a dumb learning man. You are a goddess made of porcelain glass: a fragile dove with an angelic face and a glowing heart with wholesome conviction like a mannered spirit with delicate afflictions. You are occasionally misunderstood and blind.       You remaining light in my life that reminds me of what popularly is mother nature’s truest intentions. U R Making me cry. (Your lips reminded me at the time) Timely you came back into my life as I feel tripped and before I was saying “what it says” However,      with your return:                 hope a new sense of ambition, a new perspective , a polished set of ears                       I have purpose and in fact I have substance, I was just trying to be creative.                                                Come, fortune favors the brave, do what you want: A dandelion metamorphosed in the span of a second: U R breathing (Sometimes your lips remind me/we are breaking up)
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Apr 14, 2014
Apr 14, 2014 at 7:49 PM UTC
That morning:
I was a dumb learning man. You are a goddess made of porcelain glass: a fragile dove with an angelic face and a glowing heart with wholesome conviction like a mannered spirit with delicate afflictions. You are occasionally misunderstood and blind.       You remaining light in my life that reminds me of what popularly is mother nature’s truest intentions. U R Making me cry. (Your lips reminded me at the time) Timely you came back into my life as I feel tripped and before I was saying “what it says” However,      with your return:                 hope a new sense of ambition, a new perspective , a polished set of ears                       I have purpose and in fact I have substance, I was just trying to be creative.                                                Come, fortune favors the brave, do what you want: A dandelion metamorphosed in the span of a second: U R breathing (Sometimes your lips remind me/we are breaking up)
3/26/14
David_Zavala
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Apr 14, 2014
Apr 14, 2014 at 7:49 PM UTC
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