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Oh, How I missed you so, In the Deep and Dark. Where I may start to tremble, You're tell-tale mark. Oh, why do I so seldom allow you, To approach me and control me. Roll me into a ball. You're an indomitable beast. Whose whim consumes me, Initiates my fall, I thought this was done. I fancied you gone, Lost in the wind. But here I am. At wits end. I discover its only for you my knees will bend. The Deep and Dark.
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Jul 1, 2015
Jul 1, 2015 at 11:25 AM UTC
The Deep and Dark
Oh, How I missed you so, In the Deep and Dark. Where I may start to tremble, You're tell-tale mark. Oh, why do I so seldom allow you, To approach me and control me. Roll me into a ball. You're an indomitable beast. Whose whim consumes me, Initiates my fall, I thought this was done. I fancied you gone, Lost in the wind. But here I am. At wits end. I discover its only for you my knees will bend. The Deep and Dark.
Andrewfisher
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Jul 1, 2015
Jul 1, 2015 at 11:25 AM UTC
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