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Mother warned me not to fall for girls who turn their bodies into a trick of light whenever you are with them. “Careful with the pretty ones,” she would say. Smiles that can launch a thousand ships and start civil wars were never any good. “Be a lover, not a muse,” she would say. Careful of the girls who love what you bring but never love who you are. “The devil was an angel once,” she would say. He was pretty eyes with an angelic voice and temptation in it's purest form. Oh how mother knows best; how I never learned. -V
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 9:52 AM UTC
Mother Knows Best
Mother warned me not to fall for girls who turn their bodies into a trick of light whenever you are with them. “Careful with the pretty ones,” she would say. Smiles that can launch a thousand ships and start civil wars were never any good. “Be a lover, not a muse,” she would say. Careful of the girls who love what you bring but never love who you are. “The devil was an angel once,” she would say. He was pretty eyes with an angelic voice and temptation in it's purest form. Oh how mother knows best; how I never learned. -V
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 9:52 AM UTC
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