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Lovely Vesuvius

Early morning and I arose- Without warning you'd propose to dose me sweet, and you'd persist to give a treat: and so you kissed. Your roses bloomed around your pearls and you resumed, while my toes curled, to kiss me soft. (And although I lay, I stand aloft In early day). Rupture *
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Written by
james-doster
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Jun 5, 2011
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