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My archive comes to me Memories of my path of acts I twigged you vividly in absentia  Glazing your file ribboned with golds It's more years and six We bade to say adieu Oh love! Sweet love When again shall I feel you skin Is it still skinny fresh as your youth  With the micro-pores  breathing fresh air? Oh! Sweet Love, my pearl  Do that pink lips exist fresh?  Little blustery, many zypher The words that therein, I recall Behind, queued a glowing teeth  Like bullet set in arsenal belly. How many times has your tongue  Licked my coy blushes?  Oh! That damning eyes, The mirror I see my face How many winks of your beauty,  As recorded to me smiles? Your touches rose my hairs. My dearest, I have given you my love I have seen many cute faces But none is rated than yours.  Have you ever felt same as I  Ploughing on our days Moments we rollick our love Which profers like an everyday neon God be with us till we meet again.
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 12:50 PM UTC
Dearest Love
My archive comes to me Memories of my path of acts I twigged you vividly in absentia  Glazing your file ribboned with golds It's more years and six We bade to say adieu Oh love! Sweet love When again shall I feel you skin Is it still skinny fresh as your youth  With the micro-pores  breathing fresh air? Oh! Sweet Love, my pearl  Do that pink lips exist fresh?  Little blustery, many zypher The words that therein, I recall Behind, queued a glowing teeth  Like bullet set in arsenal belly. How many times has your tongue  Licked my coy blushes?  Oh! That damning eyes, The mirror I see my face How many winks of your beauty,  As recorded to me smiles? Your touches rose my hairs. My dearest, I have given you my love I have seen many cute faces But none is rated than yours.  Have you ever felt same as I  Ploughing on our days Moments we rollick our love Which profers like an everyday neon God be with us till we meet again.
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 12:50 PM UTC
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