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Feral Delight

On a night in December In a pale stricken grey, Laid beside my Isabella In a dark winter's embrace. As the moon shone down To our valley below Surrounded by the trees, Where frost did grow. Where we loved like wild creatures And cared not for the outside world. In our utmost feral delight Our lust had unfurled. And there was no grief Nor sorrow or tear stricken eye. Just the trees, the snow, My Isabella and I.
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Oct 24, 2013
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