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Eyes beaming to boisterous belly laughs of old friends- pursuing painted sunsets and cold winds. Made me feel like a man, from your alcohol and wine. She said, “where were you when I wasn’t fine?” Deluded her with my plausible lies, truth be told- You were forgotten, but I’m not your foe. Is he a better charmer whose eyes light up your den? Lost a good friend, cause’ I left for some men. Oh, how foolish I was, I cried more than I could chew. Truth is I am not a man without you.
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Sep 5, 2020
Sep 5, 2020 at 9:54 PM UTC
Lost with Boys
Eyes beaming to boisterous belly laughs of old friends- pursuing painted sunsets and cold winds. Made me feel like a man, from your alcohol and wine. She said, “where were you when I wasn’t fine?” Deluded her with my plausible lies, truth be told- You were forgotten, but I’m not your foe. Is he a better charmer whose eyes light up your den? Lost a good friend, cause’ I left for some men. Oh, how foolish I was, I cried more than I could chew. Truth is I am not a man without you.
I hope your best friend is better than what I could have become.
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20/Gender Fluid/New York
Sep 5, 2020
Sep 5, 2020 at 9:54 PM UTC
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