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I'm going in there, the box is locked, but I've been feigning, shouldering off opportunities, tormenting how you lie, how; you are too **** good, too **** sweet, for me. still, take me with you, please. how do you manage to, or, how do I delude myself as, to get to the matter at hand: i want every last brushstroke of your co-ordinate skin surface patch union in a quilt of frail, tendre, beauteous, branching, distant expansions. but you're here, no mind. ok, so: you're a forest fire in my eyes when I simply glaze through your al- a- ba-ster domain, where your heart sits, still, contorted, left, chinese-puzzled, by a boy you, still, could never hate. {nobody ever hates anyway, truly} maybe. {nobody ever loves anyway, truly} I guess I have proof, otherwise. And I, well, I could never not love everything. Whatever it is, makes up you.
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May 2, 2013
May 2, 2013 at 7:27 AM UTC
i'd put your name here, but then you'd know it's you.
I'm going in there, the box is locked, but I've been feigning, shouldering off opportunities, tormenting how you lie, how; you are too **** good, too **** sweet, for me. still, take me with you, please. how do you manage to, or, how do I delude myself as, to get to the matter at hand: i want every last brushstroke of your co-ordinate skin surface patch union in a quilt of frail, tendre, beauteous, branching, distant expansions. but you're here, no mind. ok, so: you're a forest fire in my eyes when I simply glaze through your al- a- ba-ster domain, where your heart sits, still, contorted, left, chinese-puzzled, by a boy you, still, could never hate. {nobody ever hates anyway, truly} maybe. {nobody ever loves anyway, truly} I guess I have proof, otherwise. And I, well, I could never not love everything. Whatever it is, makes up you.
Sorry. I'm out of sorts at the moment. I'll write something worthwhile, someday. maybe :>
tom-mccone
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New Zealander
May 2, 2013
May 2, 2013 at 7:27 AM UTC
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