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Jun 2010
From lip to lip your secrets transfer,
sincerely, I am sorry for kissing so much.
Love is sitting somewhere behind my teeth,
cordially waiting, legs crossed and hands folded.
Your friend reached down my throat.
Respectfully, it didn't even feel good.

Thank you for the blame and pointed fingers.
Take care to clip your nails where I don't dream and
write soon of some excellent ****** endeavors, for
my best regards are long gone, along with
yours.
I miss you when we hate each other.

Wishing the best of every moment is childish,
thinking of you is even more so. But somehow we
always seem to sleep in each other's arms.
Each line begins with a letter closing: From, sincerely, love, cordially, your friend, respectfully. Thank you, take care, write soon, my best regards, yours, I miss you. Wishing the best, thinking of you, always.
Mary Ann Osgood
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Mary Ann Osgood
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