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We Lost,   are children now— though we aged quickly to become loveless, depressed, and sighing. Lying a moment next to you incognizant, impressed, reminiscing, forever Immature. Simple, damp hair down, resting on my face, loved; true eyes emoting. Calm cinnamon lips kiss my heart, (beating inward) my life, to die slow.   Gentle is the lover who dies to spring more love and kiss soft upon the shoulder.
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 10:29 AM UTC
Land of the Lost
We Lost,   are children now— though we aged quickly to become loveless, depressed, and sighing. Lying a moment next to you incognizant, impressed, reminiscing, forever Immature. Simple, damp hair down, resting on my face, loved; true eyes emoting. Calm cinnamon lips kiss my heart, (beating inward) my life, to die slow.   Gentle is the lover who dies to spring more love and kiss soft upon the shoulder.
mattrick-patrick
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Nov 3, 2014
Nov 3, 2014 at 10:29 AM UTC
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