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Caught staring at her beautiful lips, her hips, the moon worships the beauty of her smile. When she caught me, I spoke not! Lest I dive deeper into these disgraceful waters of shame. We stared at each other in an awkward silence I stared at the ground, then back at her... She was still staring (I dared not say a word, afraid that my voice would be squeaky from nervousness) With the loud twinkle of a thousand stars Your sharp eyes pierced through mine. The shine, a sign divine? In my heart I begged her, please be mine! My confidence, swallowed alive by my feelings for you Gobbled up by the embarrassment of being caught staring at you. I dared not speak...
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Dec 17, 2019
Dec 17, 2019 at 5:07 AM UTC
She caught me
Caught staring at her beautiful lips, her hips, the moon worships the beauty of her smile. When she caught me, I spoke not! Lest I dive deeper into these disgraceful waters of shame. We stared at each other in an awkward silence I stared at the ground, then back at her... She was still staring (I dared not say a word, afraid that my voice would be squeaky from nervousness) With the loud twinkle of a thousand stars Your sharp eyes pierced through mine. The shine, a sign divine? In my heart I begged her, please be mine! My confidence, swallowed alive by my feelings for you Gobbled up by the embarrassment of being caught staring at you. I dared not speak...
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20/M/Harare
Dec 17, 2019
Dec 17, 2019 at 5:07 AM UTC
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