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Encore

you said to me in November of two thousand and six

that I was separated from other women

by the joy in my motions

and my genuine lust, not fettered by guilt

or glazed over with obligation

plus, you toothied up at me,

your ***** is grrrgeous

but in may of two thousand and eight

when we bumped into each other at a concert

you called me Katherine

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May 31, 2010
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