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Apr 2015
Let me take your soft and loving hands
And remove the layers of mistrust
I free my skin, my soul of its garments
Softly unbutton my silken gowns of regret
Remove the veil of heartache from my face
Consume my tears of tired years
Let me seize the jewels of deception
from your arms and neck
And free you of the misgivings
Of the fabric of your chemise
Let me kiss your naked shoulders
with new found faith
In ******* expectation,
I stand liberated
from doubt and the threat of neglect
I let slide from your hips
the thongs of this world's hatred
Undress me too that
I am stripped bare of the world's evil
Naked like the day of our birth
we emerge beautiful and untouched
In tune with our bodies and the universe
Victor Allen
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Victor Allen  united states
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   Brian Payamps
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