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I DIDN’T WANT MUCH ...

by DoyenneSolace

I didn’t want much The sound of my name in your mouth conjuring the taste of honey and long and lazy Sunday mornings I didn’t want diamonds To see the soft rise and fall of your chest as you slept and the scent of fresh brewing coffee I didn’t want forever Just to watch shadows chase our story across your dreams and wondering if I would make an appearence in them But I didn’t want much … which turns out … was just as well Solitaire
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DoyenneSolace
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Dec 16, 2015
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