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Every ocean deserves to see YOU And feel jealous of your beauty Every sunrise deserves to see you And be envy of your shine Every flower deserves to see you And be covetous of your colors & fragrance Every cloud deserves to see you And be mad at your gaiety float Every river deserves to see you And be ashamed of its own curves Every dew deserves to reflect you And be possessive of your image in it Every leaf deserves to touch you And let besotted by your skin Every fish deserves to swim with you And be ashamed of your flirtation with water Every fruit deserves to taste YOU And feel insecure of your nectar sweetness Every breeze deserves to cling your body And feel lustful of your brilliance Every birds deserves to accompany you And desirous of the smooth wings in flight Every star deserves to see you And be paranoid of your angelic sparkle Every moonlight deserves to light YOU And be jilted by your illumination
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May 9, 2017
May 9, 2017 at 12:04 AM UTC
DESERVES
Every ocean deserves to see YOU And feel jealous of your beauty Every sunrise deserves to see you And be envy of your shine Every flower deserves to see you And be covetous of your colors & fragrance Every cloud deserves to see you And be mad at your gaiety float Every river deserves to see you And be ashamed of its own curves Every dew deserves to reflect you And be possessive of your image in it Every leaf deserves to touch you And let besotted by your skin Every fish deserves to swim with you And be ashamed of your flirtation with water Every fruit deserves to taste YOU And feel insecure of your nectar sweetness Every breeze deserves to cling your body And feel lustful of your brilliance Every birds deserves to accompany you And desirous of the smooth wings in flight Every star deserves to see you And be paranoid of your angelic sparkle Every moonlight deserves to light YOU And be jilted by your illumination
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May 9, 2017
May 9, 2017 at 12:04 AM UTC
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