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U and I

by @andrea-schmidt

O Lovely Lady, tell me what’s thy sign? I swear to thee I’ve seen thy face before, Most truthfully I say my heart is thine. Thou must be badly bruised,oh tasty one, To fall from heaven to the floor. O Aching Angel, tell me what’s thy sign? If the alphabet t’were mine to rearrange, U and I would be its core. Most happily I say my heart is thine. Thy father must have been a baker fine, For thy buns have me wishing more. O Perfect Pastry, tell me what’s thy sign? Lend me a map, I’ve little time, your darkest shoreline to explore. Most willingly I say my heart thine. I have no place to live or dine, Be merciful and take me through thy door. O Hasty Hostess, tell me what’s thy sign? Most insistently I say thy bed is mine.
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Published
Oct 1, 2016
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2m
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If a pick up artist wrote a sonnet

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#love#sonnet#sign#cheesy
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