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I met a lover, once In a diner where the mud was strong Everyone was honey, and heart attacks were delicious He gave her a bag filled with Her favorites, and drizzles of lexicon (She was the only script he ever burned) Not a word was returned But her chatoyant glazzies watered And he swore for A moment She loved him back Disproportionate, I thought, to the months he'd spent Planning a tribute for her origin day Less than I spent on his remembered name As it trickled down a dampened page Runny, like he hated his eggs (a shame) I sipped my mud and wondered Why do men love rope
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Jan 5, 2012
Jan 5, 2012 at 12:18 AM UTC
126. Eggs 1/4/12
I met a lover, once In a diner where the mud was strong Everyone was honey, and heart attacks were delicious He gave her a bag filled with Her favorites, and drizzles of lexicon (She was the only script he ever burned) Not a word was returned But her chatoyant glazzies watered And he swore for A moment She loved him back Disproportionate, I thought, to the months he'd spent Planning a tribute for her origin day Less than I spent on his remembered name As it trickled down a dampened page Runny, like he hated his eggs (a shame) I sipped my mud and wondered Why do men love rope
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Jan 5, 2012
Jan 5, 2012 at 12:18 AM UTC
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