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Jane Eyre

You transfix me quite, young child.

And though I find myself drowning in the pit of fire that fabricates your gaze

there isn’t a moment I do not wish I could die in it.

..And let my demise be brought closer and closer to me;

as my skin burns ever so slowly.. until my body is completely engulfed in the fire of your passion.

 

I love you Jane Eyre.

**** me.

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Feb 13, 2012
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