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As she adjusted her bra strap, I noticed my lust. Blindingly sevidical, but as brief as a wrap, To control, to control, let it fall to the dust. I wished for many a time Merely to speak, to flow, allow my thoughts to congeal. Alas, it was faulty; only amounting to my sacral slime. I should realise, fortify the need for reckless zeal. Claim envy. Jealousy. Angst. A coward. A loser. A failure. For sure, for sure. It appears it canst. Only to seek, touch, comprehend your allure. Sirens and succubi hold no claim. Vixens and Amazons wither in your light. Incorporate: Intelligence. Ineffectual. Insane. For you lasted longer than any mere sight. They will ask me, one day How I allowed the fissure to exist. Fall. Fall. At the bottom you lay. I will respond, “It was my cowardice I kissed”
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Dec 12, 2010
Dec 12, 2010 at 11:01 PM UTC
The Sage on my Shoulder
As she adjusted her bra strap, I noticed my lust. Blindingly sevidical, but as brief as a wrap, To control, to control, let it fall to the dust. I wished for many a time Merely to speak, to flow, allow my thoughts to congeal. Alas, it was faulty; only amounting to my sacral slime. I should realise, fortify the need for reckless zeal. Claim envy. Jealousy. Angst. A coward. A loser. A failure. For sure, for sure. It appears it canst. Only to seek, touch, comprehend your allure. Sirens and succubi hold no claim. Vixens and Amazons wither in your light. Incorporate: Intelligence. Ineffectual. Insane. For you lasted longer than any mere sight. They will ask me, one day How I allowed the fissure to exist. Fall. Fall. At the bottom you lay. I will respond, “It was my cowardice I kissed”
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Dec 12, 2010
Dec 12, 2010 at 11:01 PM UTC
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