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you are [in total] six syllables. in order: long ā short ă long ē short ĭ short ē short ă of course that is not all you are. you are rainy runner darkroom pining from schooldays bygone. paint-splattered psych major. without disdain of stiff gin & tonics. not one to shy away from my david byrne dancing. sexy/sleek/sweaty saunamate. someone to: call me sweetie like a grandmother would. drink a beer in bed with-- glad as the darkness pushes us warmly together.
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Jun 23, 2011
Jun 23, 2011 at 8:22 PM UTC
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you are [in total] six syllables. in order: long ā short ă long ē short ĭ short ē short ă of course that is not all you are. you are rainy runner darkroom pining from schooldays bygone. paint-splattered psych major. without disdain of stiff gin & tonics. not one to shy away from my david byrne dancing. sexy/sleek/sweaty saunamate. someone to: call me sweetie like a grandmother would. drink a beer in bed with-- glad as the darkness pushes us warmly together.
this is a poem that is, apparently, as much about a really neat girl as it is about phonics. it also looks like a candlestick.
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32/M/Canadian
Jun 23, 2011
Jun 23, 2011 at 8:22 PM UTC
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