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regret.

by lily-jean

the thought of her arms, draped lovingly, over your pathetic, excuse for muscles, is enough to make, everything fall apart, again. people go on about what the hell, was the first man doing, to the cow, when milk was discovered, but im more interested, in what the first woman was doing when she fell in love. was it his eyes or his hands or his feet or his personality she loved most of all. if eve were to meet adam again today, would she still love him, or would she have a broken heart and be watching him twirl across the dance floor with another girl, in his arms. i hope you know, that, i will, never regret, anything more, than the chances, i didn't take with you.
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