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Henry

what a rose, he, henry. what a rose, with cotton thorns. cotton touch, and lips of wine, how i wish he could be mine. what a glance, his eyes of pine, let’s share a dance, please, don’t be shy. a twist, a turn, and down the hill, it heats, the burn, it always will. what a rose, a rose that’s bending. bending, with my every touch, it is time i stop pretending no one could carry disaster such.
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anawkwardintruder
18 / F
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Written by
anawkwardintruder
18 / F
Published
Feb 12, 2019
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#inlove#disaster#henry#cotton#touch#lip#wine#mine#a#rose
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