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I miss your arms on my sides, And you biting my lips at night. Remember that day on the beach? We didn't see a ray of sun in that tent. Your hair always smelt like oranges And you tasted like peppermint. I would always play with your ears While you toyed with my fingers. You had this funny way of getting me To open up for you, my heart, my legs. When I inflicted damage onto us, You were the patient repairman; I was the pain for your scream, And you were the sorrow for my tears. Somehow we made sense... Until the day dream ended.
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 9:26 PM UTC
"Oh Darling, Who Will Whistle While The Other Whimpers?"
I miss your arms on my sides, And you biting my lips at night. Remember that day on the beach? We didn't see a ray of sun in that tent. Your hair always smelt like oranges And you tasted like peppermint. I would always play with your ears While you toyed with my fingers. You had this funny way of getting me To open up for you, my heart, my legs. When I inflicted damage onto us, You were the patient repairman; I was the pain for your scream, And you were the sorrow for my tears. Somehow we made sense... Until the day dream ended.
I'd need like, a year to explain all of this. It's fictitious but isn't. Not at all.
WickedHope
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 9:26 PM UTC
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