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When does ire become hate? Or desire something more, which we late- r may regret? Might we abet what we abhor? That fine line (not in sand nor red, but in heart and head) flutters, like vine or leaf in breeze. As a restive boat, it may bob and float. But we forget with ease.          * So can looks **** Not only as man (but that, too), I assure you they sure can. They may; they will.
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Apr 25, 2017
Apr 25, 2017 at 9:36 PM UTC
If Looks Could ****
When does ire become hate? Or desire something more, which we late- r may regret? Might we abet what we abhor? That fine line (not in sand nor red, but in heart and head) flutters, like vine or leaf in breeze. As a restive boat, it may bob and float. But we forget with ease.          * So can looks **** Not only as man (but that, too), I assure you they sure can. They may; they will.
Based on a broader interpretation of Commandments VI and VII.
s-m-chen
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Apr 25, 2017
Apr 25, 2017 at 9:36 PM UTC
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