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South End of a North Bound Horse

Those lips did smoke from within

Very hot air to **** any kind of love

Like prosperous balloons they rip apart

One in crime without being hurt.

 

I call them Jamaican waves of love

That made the lovers in their jovial frolly

After all one bears the heat above

Slipping all throughout in jolly.

 

Let me die in your lips when we war

So far so they can pull my heart

In my conquest of your polite lips

I give it a **** if they are ****

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Apr 13, 2013
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