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Sep 2013
I lie with you,
But do not lie to you.

I lay with you,
But do not lay you.

I love you.

Should ere death's day dawn come,
When we lie imperfectly alone,
I lay this poem beside you
That our love once and always perfect be,
Even if the body that lies
beside you is no longer me.
Hoping you will never read this till long after I, this world, before you, part.
Nat Lipstadt
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Nat Lipstadt  120/M/nyc
(120/M/nyc)   
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