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Oh, Hibernian Honey Child How my hand yearns to brush your cheek To feel the warmth of your hair, to rest on your shoulder     An itinerary of joy, how I would delight in my travels     To arrive in your arms as my frail heart unravels Oh, Little Face How your wry little smile delights my senses The sweep of your gait, your delicate aroma     Your impertinent laughter; it's nectar to me     Like a clear crystal fountain 'neath sacred oak tree Oh, Emerald Daughter Lustrous princess of the realm of Beauty Silkier than a mouthful of fresh cream     How thrilling it would be to pull off both your socks     Little Feet, oh Little Feet, human music box
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Dec 27, 2014
Dec 27, 2014 at 7:37 PM UTC
Hibernian Honey Child
Oh, Hibernian Honey Child How my hand yearns to brush your cheek To feel the warmth of your hair, to rest on your shoulder     An itinerary of joy, how I would delight in my travels     To arrive in your arms as my frail heart unravels Oh, Little Face How your wry little smile delights my senses The sweep of your gait, your delicate aroma     Your impertinent laughter; it's nectar to me     Like a clear crystal fountain 'neath sacred oak tree Oh, Emerald Daughter Lustrous princess of the realm of Beauty Silkier than a mouthful of fresh cream     How thrilling it would be to pull off both your socks     Little Feet, oh Little Feet, human music box
Dedicated to a beautiful stranger. © Copyright 2014 C. H. Watson. All rights reserved.
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Dec 27, 2014 at 7:37 PM UTC
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