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The exact same hour

Could it be that our blood boils at the exact same hour? That two ignited souls do not fit in the same room? Could it be that you're not my rib and that's why you don't hurt me? Could it be that we don't live life the way we are supposed to? And that's why I love you, three or four times I I love you And you come with a cosmos in the forehead, with your dead ones on the back, and between the legs you wear the most beautiful sunset In one fist, stormy days, in the other, balmy days, In one, tears of chamomile on the other, sweat and mint, but in your saliva, sangria. Sangria to maintain the blood cool. Could it be that we are dust violated by the slightest provocation? Between lip and lip, between nipple and nipple - - I love you. Four or five times I, I love you.
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marco-avre
Mexican
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Nov 26, 2011
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