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the sound of your name through the guardian pines by the blowing wind excites my ear and tingles my mind and heart with an unbearably eager desire to hold your skin which is softer than the melody of an angel's harp which soothes me with divine ease as the troubles that surround my world fade away with the sight of your joyful smile which glows with greater intensity than the sun yet is calmer than a still lake held in a vacuum caresses my affection with such sweet beauty that can be easily found in your dissembling eyes which hide such terrifyingly destructive hardship and show nothing but seraphic mysticism as you cast untold bindings upon my heart which staggers along in the face of uncertainty yet remains valiant in the face of true hardship as I battle back demons who wish to corrupt my world in the sake of ease but its rewards do not captivate my emotions and thoughts as you do therefore I Stay Here
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May 26, 2013
May 26, 2013 at 6:46 PM UTC
I Stay Here
the sound of your name through the guardian pines by the blowing wind excites my ear and tingles my mind and heart with an unbearably eager desire to hold your skin which is softer than the melody of an angel's harp which soothes me with divine ease as the troubles that surround my world fade away with the sight of your joyful smile which glows with greater intensity than the sun yet is calmer than a still lake held in a vacuum caresses my affection with such sweet beauty that can be easily found in your dissembling eyes which hide such terrifyingly destructive hardship and show nothing but seraphic mysticism as you cast untold bindings upon my heart which staggers along in the face of uncertainty yet remains valiant in the face of true hardship as I battle back demons who wish to corrupt my world in the sake of ease but its rewards do not captivate my emotions and thoughts as you do therefore I Stay Here
jacobo-raymundo
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May 26, 2013
May 26, 2013 at 6:46 PM UTC
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