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by Waverly

The say give him his flowers during those April showers before he gets too old and loathes the smell of the young rose. They say, give him his flowers when the thunder cracks, the lightning whips, and the wind rips his soul to blistering bits. They say give him his flowers when the sun comes out with it's hot quench and melts the fun of all his summer dreams and he just can't believe that when he was young he really did dream but now he licks at nothing finding love haunting.
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35 / M / American
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Waverly
35 / M / American
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May 22, 2022
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