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And if someone asked me how much I miss you, & even though words cannot formulate how much my being aches for you I'd say: "I think I miss him the way how the football field misses the knees of men, as they kneel in victory. Think I miss him in the way how a child misses her mother's breast, as she has gotten too old for that now. Think I miss him the way a mother misses the bulge in her belly, after she has given birth. Think I miss him the way how the playground misses the children, because they're on summer break. Think I miss him the way how a druggie misses the smell of ******* Think I miss him the way how a stripper misses the pole after work and the way how a ********** misses being penetrated. Think I miss him the way how a mother miss her cold blooded, murdered son Think I miss him the way how the sheet misses lovers after nights of *** only to find out they're lovers no more. Think I miss him the way the trees miss leaves during fall And the way how the ground misses the leaves during spring. Think I miss him the way how the sky misses the moon during the day and the way how it misses the sun during the night. Think I miss him the way how my lips misses his, and in the way how my finger misses his skin." And if they ask when I miss you the most: "I think realize I miss him when the most, when days get rough, and the days when forcing a smile just isn't enough."
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 1:19 AM UTC
How much I miss you
And if someone asked me how much I miss you, & even though words cannot formulate how much my being aches for you I'd say: "I think I miss him the way how the football field misses the knees of men, as they kneel in victory. Think I miss him in the way how a child misses her mother's breast, as she has gotten too old for that now. Think I miss him the way a mother misses the bulge in her belly, after she has given birth. Think I miss him the way how the playground misses the children, because they're on summer break. Think I miss him the way how a druggie misses the smell of ******* Think I miss him the way how a stripper misses the pole after work and the way how a ********** misses being penetrated. Think I miss him the way how a mother miss her cold blooded, murdered son Think I miss him the way how the sheet misses lovers after nights of *** only to find out they're lovers no more. Think I miss him the way the trees miss leaves during fall And the way how the ground misses the leaves during spring. Think I miss him the way how the sky misses the moon during the day and the way how it misses the sun during the night. Think I miss him the way how my lips misses his, and in the way how my finger misses his skin." And if they ask when I miss you the most: "I think realize I miss him when the most, when days get rough, and the days when forcing a smile just isn't enough."
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Jan 2, 2015
Jan 2, 2015 at 1:19 AM UTC
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