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Fabric of Love

I used to not believe in love at first sight; then it happened to me Once upon the other night. I came to purchase a dish rack for my dorm and was just on my way to check out and leave the store when accross a short space appeared my ideal, possessing every grace. "Please be mine." was my appeal. Fireworks of color filled my focused sight. This love of mine was full, yet it made my heart so light. Walking quickly forward, I hoped this love's life would not be short. It, I would possess! Then we were face to face I felt a caress and full of lovesick haste, swore that together we would be best. I and that for which I pined had come to that time: It's just four, ninety-nine! And so the scarf was mine.
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Nov 7, 2011
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