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Donuts (part three)

by roberta-day

All of a sudden, something is aloof The air becomes stale, like the bread of sourdough; you refuse to walk through the garden overgrown, infested with insecurities and a plethora of doubt            I  believed you to be            a recipe I figured out I'm left teetering on my toes as vehemence in me grows and the mystery within you is unfortunately never shown Riddle me your chivalry's whereabouts as of late You're good at concealing all that you're feeling I remember when you were sweet,      like the aura we would create            like the donuts you brought me;            a dozen sugar-coated holes and            one lone blueberry My insides have been fried in a hot mess called love, and a dozen-sugar coated holes from you my dear, was considerably enough
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roberta-day
30 / F / American
For You?
Written by
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30 / F / American
Published
Jan 12, 2012
Time
2m
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Part three.

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