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euphony on a moonlit night (alliteration)

by @BruisedOrange

slow slips his sighing. she succors his heart, her shades of seduction, his harmonious hearing her hushed sonata sighs softly in stillness quiet quintessence, he yearns her melodious marvels moonlight makes for merry mischief, consorted in concert. quickly comes the crescendo of their close cadence luminescence laments their languid leaving melancholy moon shares hushed solitude in silence, so sweet --bruised orange
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56 / F / American
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Oct 4, 2011
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