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You're sitting at the front of the class. I watch you from the back of the class your dark hair shiny smooth your pale skin fine features and those eyes that wash me. I wish I sat next to you elbow to elbow sensing you next to me your slim thigh there beneath the school desk. The teacher rattles on about maths Algebra or such things. I see your fine profile as you turn your head round following the teacher as he walks at the front. I drink you like a drug sampling like nectar of some rare flowering open bloom. I see your slim figure partially obscured by the plump girl behind you just enough to move eyes to your waist. I sit here dumbly numb watching you from the rear wishing that I was there beside you my dream dear.
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May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 1:10 PM UTC
Dream Dear 1962
You're sitting at the front of the class. I watch you from the back of the class your dark hair shiny smooth your pale skin fine features and those eyes that wash me. I wish I sat next to you elbow to elbow sensing you next to me your slim thigh there beneath the school desk. The teacher rattles on about maths Algebra or such things. I see your fine profile as you turn your head round following the teacher as he walks at the front. I drink you like a drug sampling like nectar of some rare flowering open bloom. I see your slim figure partially obscured by the plump girl behind you just enough to move eyes to your waist. I sit here dumbly numb watching you from the rear wishing that I was there beside you my dream dear.
TerryCollett
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May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 1:10 PM UTC
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