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“give me your linguistic promiscuity”^ Cyrano to Roxane trifle me not with sugar and spice, give me salt, and everything not nice, Campari, with a spritz of lime bitters, doubling, the bitter sexiness of your taste buds on the private parts of mine mind the body’s parts held a conference, who is the most important of us all, all spoke, touting their unique servicing functionality, at last, lastly, the tongue spoke “none so powerful as this itty bitty muscle-me, for with a chosen-few, well claimed, words whispered, can put all of us in a prison cell to rot collectively, utilizing my linguistic promiscuity, enticements seductive so beware the disastrous dissatisfied tongue, needy for 24/7 accoladed attention, fail to worship can result in bee stinging poetry, and jealousy my love is bitter, my taste buds glory in this wondrous horror” except for my Roxane <>
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Oct 23, 2019
Oct 23, 2019 at 10:48 AM UTC
“give me your linguistic promiscuity”^ Cyrano to Roxane
“give me your linguistic promiscuity”^ Cyrano to Roxane trifle me not with sugar and spice, give me salt, and everything not nice, Campari, with a spritz of lime bitters, doubling, the bitter sexiness of your taste buds on the private parts of mine mind the body’s parts held a conference, who is the most important of us all, all spoke, touting their unique servicing functionality, at last, lastly, the tongue spoke “none so powerful as this itty bitty muscle-me, for with a chosen-few, well claimed, words whispered, can put all of us in a prison cell to rot collectively, utilizing my linguistic promiscuity, enticements seductive so beware the disastrous dissatisfied tongue, needy for 24/7 accoladed attention, fail to worship can result in bee stinging poetry, and jealousy my love is bitter, my taste buds glory in this wondrous horror” except for my Roxane <>
^ https://hellopoetry.com/poem/3358386/dont-tell-me-i-love-you-by-roxanne-for-cyrano/
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Oct 23, 2019 at 10:48 AM UTC
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