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By Arcassin Burnham Grab her and hold her tight slick, You only got one chance at this, Do you make her smile and tell Her things like " peek-a-boo ", Like fake lovers do, I'm looking right at you, Your mind is here, But her body is somewhere else, Somewhere, Where she doesn't have to hear your Horrible jokes, Somewhere, Paraphrasing all things in your life as a hoax, Should have stuck with a rose, Be we all know, That sometimes a rose signifies death, If she comes back , will you take care of Yourself? You're not looking so good, Maybe the hospice will help, Well.... I'm thinking out loud at the moment, Or T.O.L.A.T.M I suppose, That You texted to me when you gave This long speech about getting her back, Had nothing to do with that, But like a dumb *** I replied right back, So slow and simple minded, Bored and dumbfounded, You're fifty shades of ****** up, With a side of punches from Garnet, Smell it. •=•
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 10:21 PM UTC
"That Daffodil Smell"
By Arcassin Burnham Grab her and hold her tight slick, You only got one chance at this, Do you make her smile and tell Her things like " peek-a-boo ", Like fake lovers do, I'm looking right at you, Your mind is here, But her body is somewhere else, Somewhere, Where she doesn't have to hear your Horrible jokes, Somewhere, Paraphrasing all things in your life as a hoax, Should have stuck with a rose, Be we all know, That sometimes a rose signifies death, If she comes back , will you take care of Yourself? You're not looking so good, Maybe the hospice will help, Well.... I'm thinking out loud at the moment, Or T.O.L.A.T.M I suppose, That You texted to me when you gave This long speech about getting her back, Had nothing to do with that, But like a dumb *** I replied right back, So slow and simple minded, Bored and dumbfounded, You're fifty shades of ****** up, With a side of punches from Garnet, Smell it. •=•
What a coincidence right?!! Lol
arcassin-burnham
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 10:21 PM UTC
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