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she was

She was oil and vinegar.

She had spice up her veins. And the whole world stared as if they knew her.

"I will forever miss you"

her tattoo on her neck said, right next to the stain of lipstick that ran down her cheek.

And she didn't know love,

For girls like her are wild tigers, untamed and marvelous,

She flowed through my world,

and If only I could but touch a sent of her would I be full of magic,

For I don't know how the world turns, but I believe it flys through the sky at the bat of her eye.

And she can make all the grey go away with but a flick of a finger,

Though she's cold, like ice, I hope to one day melt her.

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