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He spoke with such eloquence; As he piqued her interest He spoke with such intelligence; As her cheeks did blush He spoke with such confidence; As she succumbed to his charm He spoke with soft promises; As the romance drew her He spoke with burning passion; As she fell into his arms He spoke with sweet poems; As she fell hopelessly in love He spoke of their future; As she was lost in their present He spoke of his soul-mate; As she was lost in his soul He spoke of forever; As forever took hold He spoke of hopeless romance; As she uncovered his disguise He spoke of fate and destiny; As she saw through his facade And, he spoke of true love;                     As she realized,                              He had only,                                               Ever,                                                 Loved,                                                   Himself.
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Sep 4, 2015
Sep 4, 2015 at 11:05 AM UTC
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He spoke with such eloquence; As he piqued her interest He spoke with such intelligence; As her cheeks did blush He spoke with such confidence; As she succumbed to his charm He spoke with soft promises; As the romance drew her He spoke with burning passion; As she fell into his arms He spoke with sweet poems; As she fell hopelessly in love He spoke of their future; As she was lost in their present He spoke of his soul-mate; As she was lost in his soul He spoke of forever; As forever took hold He spoke of hopeless romance; As she uncovered his disguise He spoke of fate and destiny; As she saw through his facade And, he spoke of true love;                     As she realized,                              He had only,                                               Ever,                                                 Loved,                                                   Himself.
Maybe Paenitentia was only ever in love with the idea of love.
jj-supertramp
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Sep 4, 2015
Sep 4, 2015 at 11:05 AM UTC
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