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Unfortunately, I suffer From a perpetual desire to lean Towards you when you're most unaware And silence your lips with my own. I'm afraid I selfishly cover you in kisses, In an action of petty mortality. As a fool with a view of the stage. And yet what's worse, I fear you are Entirely to blame. You see had you not been so perfectly flawed I could have resisted. And lived a life so blissfully mundane, That I might remember Not to drink on Sundays Not to laugh too loud Or stare too delightedly. But the world is not kind in that way.
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 1:38 PM UTC
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Unfortunately, I suffer From a perpetual desire to lean Towards you when you're most unaware And silence your lips with my own. I'm afraid I selfishly cover you in kisses, In an action of petty mortality. As a fool with a view of the stage. And yet what's worse, I fear you are Entirely to blame. You see had you not been so perfectly flawed I could have resisted. And lived a life so blissfully mundane, That I might remember Not to drink on Sundays Not to laugh too loud Or stare too delightedly. But the world is not kind in that way.
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 1:38 PM UTC
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