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Aug 2015
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"O my dearest,
     darling, bijou,
          born the silver
     worker
's daughter,

"how so fortunate
     mine eyes
          to witness thine
     palatial wonder
!

"Mine pleasure t'would
     to take hold and
          to pick the fruits
     among your vine


"the shyest heart
     of rose hips what
          has pewter cruxes
     bold t
'shine!

"And as eyes and
     I pay credit
          to a distent
,
     nearing nimbus
..

"These gem'nate
     tongues b
'twine as
          oaken staves

     the Brav
'ra Lingus!"

     (..she responds,)

     "Mine auburn falls
for thee
, my dove,
          but thy fervence, once
          to mine
, abates?"


     "Quite, my dear..

"tho, ginger trapped
     in tantric bond
          what
's sweetness, rare
     n
'a boon, belates!"

          "..well, then
please use a ******
,"

     she said
.


To:
my love—
my dearest
darling,
Sarah-mine

Ɛ> ~mushes~ <3




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