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about Jupiter

by @pjspoems

She is The size of a flower petal Attracts me As if she is the size of Jupiter Pulling me straight to her core Crushing my being She smiles Whilst playing with her hair Blinds me As if she is Betelgeuse But still my eyes glued on her Destroying my retinas She touches My heart with her little fingers Pulverises me As if I was squashed by Olympus Mons Yet I still reach out to her Completely wrecked
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Dec 23, 2016
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