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I could compare you to a summer’s day But you are more like the dark clouds that roll on a spring evening, the smell of your impending storm encompassing my senses I could list every flower known to man to describe your beauty But with the way you’ve ensnared me, I’d say your more like a vine littered with thorns I could be cliché, and tell you all the sweet things you might want to hear But you’re not attracted to the mundane You’re a siren that has lured me into her waters and serenaded me with the song of her soul. But my song echoes yours like a forgotten harmony. I could tell you I’m not interested Lie to us both to continue to conform to the traditional But I crave your touch I crave your tainted lips, poisoned with promises that caress my ears and my body I could compare you to a summer’s day But you’re more like the starry night in the middle of winter with the threat of snow in the air I’ve always loved playing in the snow
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Feb 25, 2019
Feb 25, 2019 at 11:59 AM UTC
I Could
I could compare you to a summer’s day But you are more like the dark clouds that roll on a spring evening, the smell of your impending storm encompassing my senses I could list every flower known to man to describe your beauty But with the way you’ve ensnared me, I’d say your more like a vine littered with thorns I could be cliché, and tell you all the sweet things you might want to hear But you’re not attracted to the mundane You’re a siren that has lured me into her waters and serenaded me with the song of her soul. But my song echoes yours like a forgotten harmony. I could tell you I’m not interested Lie to us both to continue to conform to the traditional But I crave your touch I crave your tainted lips, poisoned with promises that caress my ears and my body I could compare you to a summer’s day But you’re more like the starry night in the middle of winter with the threat of snow in the air I’ve always loved playing in the snow
RreeWest
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Feb 25, 2019
Feb 25, 2019 at 11:59 AM UTC
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