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He slipped his hand into my hand and I hated myself Hated the patterns I always fell into He talked to me He talked at me To no fruition For no part of me would listen I close my eyes to listen to the water the quiet water, gentle water, water keeping only the moon and us as company With my eyes closed tightly He kissed me He Stole a kiss from me He stole from me What is it. I would like to know Such success at drawing so many in Tempting them to touch, but no captivating prowess like a venus flytrap with no teeth Why am I always a stepping stone
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 12:16 AM UTC
Kisses Often Stolen
He slipped his hand into my hand and I hated myself Hated the patterns I always fell into He talked to me He talked at me To no fruition For no part of me would listen I close my eyes to listen to the water the quiet water, gentle water, water keeping only the moon and us as company With my eyes closed tightly He kissed me He Stole a kiss from me He stole from me What is it. I would like to know Such success at drawing so many in Tempting them to touch, but no captivating prowess like a venus flytrap with no teeth Why am I always a stepping stone
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Dec 30, 2012
Dec 30, 2012 at 12:16 AM UTC
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