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Jan 2018
On the right side of his highness
popcorn and soda
a code book and the road to
salvation.

Falling forever in love it was never like this.

Intuition tells me that superstition is just that
I throw salt over my shoulder anyway.

Moments go by and I see them in the eye
of the storm and she makes men
crumble,
I stumble over myself at times, but
that's permissible
although
inadmissible in evidence

I lost the war but every battle scar reminds me
that the fight was worth it all
and I fall for her all over again.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
(68/Here and now)   
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