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In the Wednesday sun crossing Farragut Square beside a beautiful woman of half-developed feelings, there is a temptation to forget thirty-eight years of women just like her. All my romances are desperate tries to close the old voids that my family seeded in me. Love me, accept me, stay, please stay, just stay, I will take anything, be any shape, anything you like. I loved women one to the next a wreath of sincerity. I was always astonished when it fell apart. In the Wednesday sun I am depressed. I say goodbye to my blonde friend, and I curl up inside like paper burning.
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Sep 19, 2018
Sep 19, 2018 at 1:57 PM UTC
Wednesday Morning
In the Wednesday sun crossing Farragut Square beside a beautiful woman of half-developed feelings, there is a temptation to forget thirty-eight years of women just like her. All my romances are desperate tries to close the old voids that my family seeded in me. Love me, accept me, stay, please stay, just stay, I will take anything, be any shape, anything you like. I loved women one to the next a wreath of sincerity. I was always astonished when it fell apart. In the Wednesday sun I am depressed. I say goodbye to my blonde friend, and I curl up inside like paper burning.
EvanS
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Sep 19, 2018
Sep 19, 2018 at 1:57 PM UTC
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