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Prom

A little, twee serenade for you, Or perhaps a sonnet for others, I'm not asking for anything extravagant like, "I do." Nor do I want you to scurry off beneath your couvers. Where brother, art thou. Although, to me, you're more of a sister. To cradle you, here and now; Under the galleria of lights, never to deter. But...you're madly in love with another, I know. And it pains me to ask you, for I am not your prince, but a stranger. It's probably too late, although... I've mustered up a fragment of hope & courage to ask thee, Will you go to Prom with me?
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For You?
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floral-sillage
Published
Mar 26, 2013
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I know you're reading this, my lavender loving angel. <3

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