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i. Society keepeth their amour' in a box Hidden, unrevealed, secretive, locked; Me and mine Jane, shalt be open as a flame, As on mine knee's I peck upon her toe's; Again and again. ii. In the midday hour's when her back and neck get's sore Mine fingertip's shalt caresseth her epidermis; With sultry emollient, from her head to her feet. I rubbeth in deep, as tis she shalt falleth asleep As the best massage she's ever hadst, Put's her into a trance in mine hold: In peace she slumbereth, Into a romantic kingdom Stacked with ourn affection's gold. iii. Over an hour-plus thirty minute's, Mine sweaty Palm's art tender; Though it was all worth it To mine queen mine soul surrendered; Entering in her shuteye, I entered in locking ourn leg's, head's, arm's: closely cuddling-pillow's feathered. Here at this moment, nothing else in the world mattered. ©Brandon Nagley ©Earl Jane Nagley dedication ( Filipino rose) ©Lonesome poet's poetry
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Nov 7, 2015
Nov 7, 2015 at 8:00 PM UTC
Walay laing importante ( Nothing else mattered) Cebuano tongue
i. Society keepeth their amour' in a box Hidden, unrevealed, secretive, locked; Me and mine Jane, shalt be open as a flame, As on mine knee's I peck upon her toe's; Again and again. ii. In the midday hour's when her back and neck get's sore Mine fingertip's shalt caresseth her epidermis; With sultry emollient, from her head to her feet. I rubbeth in deep, as tis she shalt falleth asleep As the best massage she's ever hadst, Put's her into a trance in mine hold: In peace she slumbereth, Into a romantic kingdom Stacked with ourn affection's gold. iii. Over an hour-plus thirty minute's, Mine sweaty Palm's art tender; Though it was all worth it To mine queen mine soul surrendered; Entering in her shuteye, I entered in locking ourn leg's, head's, arm's: closely cuddling-pillow's feathered. Here at this moment, nothing else in the world mattered. ©Brandon Nagley ©Earl Jane Nagley dedication ( Filipino rose) ©Lonesome poet's poetry
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Nov 7, 2015 at 8:00 PM UTC
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