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You are the only woman who could fill One of my notebooks In a run-on-sentence from cover to cover And still demand several sequels to ever be complete It’s like when you know a movie is your favorite Because it doesn’t get boring after a million viewings and Knowing every line is the best part You bring an ironic smile to my face every time I think of hand cramps or dead pens or insomnia pangs Worth the stiff muscles, you hardly waste the paper And I would rather describe the face of morning I have loved Than propose likeness with any concept I could dream In endless possibilities and with resources unlimited I would never find your equal, so why bother
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Apr 20, 2011
Apr 20, 2011 at 6:15 AM UTC
94. Equal 4/20/11
You are the only woman who could fill One of my notebooks In a run-on-sentence from cover to cover And still demand several sequels to ever be complete It’s like when you know a movie is your favorite Because it doesn’t get boring after a million viewings and Knowing every line is the best part You bring an ironic smile to my face every time I think of hand cramps or dead pens or insomnia pangs Worth the stiff muscles, you hardly waste the paper And I would rather describe the face of morning I have loved Than propose likeness with any concept I could dream In endless possibilities and with resources unlimited I would never find your equal, so why bother
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Apr 20, 2011
Apr 20, 2011 at 6:15 AM UTC
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