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That summer day afore I did depart: Like those merchant ships of Tarshish Which sailed not once from their home port Were my words affectionate to that dish, They never my mouth left to her ears forth, Failing her feelings as a buckleless belt A sagging trouser. Though cold feet I felt Nay; howbeit it's for her squeamish heart. Yet I, beholding her supine in her pink bikini On the beach with a lollipop, was musing honey.
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Dec 1, 2011
Dec 1, 2011 at 1:06 AM UTC
Musing Honey
That summer day afore I did depart: Like those merchant ships of Tarshish Which sailed not once from their home port Were my words affectionate to that dish, They never my mouth left to her ears forth, Failing her feelings as a buckleless belt A sagging trouser. Though cold feet I felt Nay; howbeit it's for her squeamish heart. Yet I, beholding her supine in her pink bikini On the beach with a lollipop, was musing honey.
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Dec 1, 2011
Dec 1, 2011 at 1:06 AM UTC
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