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Private Jokes and a Polka Dot Dress

You measure in vast spaces that my memory fills Revolving. I take you where you thought before you might get left behind. Instead Our Love is sly references to Private Jokes and how your eyes light up as you twirl around inside your favorite Polka Dot Dress. Knowing “That’s when I think you look your best.” With Egyptian eyeliner to illuminate the understatement. Kudos. Deserved, after all you do accept (Not without forgiving humour...) A latent tendency in myself to elongate an awkward silence after committing whichever topical and firmly established social faux pas given the setting. Not forgetting, my oft lauded lack of a certain finesse Establishes around my name a peculiar sentiment Windswept spiky hair and caught-out schoolboy face Notwithstanding. Perhaps, “it’s clever not to deny the girl” her entertainment.
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Apr 30, 2013
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