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She climbed in bed. Her luscious curves against my naked back Naked. Curves. She was cold but hugged me tight I pushed her away I pushed her. Away. Now she is away Her curves tight against someone else's back Someone else's naked back Her. Someone else. Pain. No. No. She is mine. MINE. MY GIRL. MY FUTURE WIFE She is not mine. Not anymore she is not mine. She bought me belts. Handmade Chelseas. Paisley pocket squares. She did my tie in the morning and kissed me goodbye. She did my tie. She leant in and did it. Half Windsor. Blue Paisley. Cheap suit. She tiptoed and concentrated. Then she kissed me. She kissed me. Me. But I pied her off as I was rushing. Rushing to work. Somewhere. Nowhere. Nowhere to rush. Nowhere to hide. Now she leans in every morning. And does someone else's tie. Full windsor. Cause he doesn't rush. He waits for her. She does his tie. The way she did mine She wears a ring. Tiny diamond. On her left hand Ring finger. Platinum band. She used to smile and say "I am his wife". Wife. She was my wife. She still smiles. She says "I am his wife." But he isn't me. And the diamond. The diamond five times the size of mine. She doesn't smile and say she is mine anymore. She is not mine anymore.
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Mar 19, 2019
Mar 19, 2019 at 8:56 PM UTC
She is not mine
She climbed in bed. Her luscious curves against my naked back Naked. Curves. She was cold but hugged me tight I pushed her away I pushed her. Away. Now she is away Her curves tight against someone else's back Someone else's naked back Her. Someone else. Pain. No. No. She is mine. MINE. MY GIRL. MY FUTURE WIFE She is not mine. Not anymore she is not mine. She bought me belts. Handmade Chelseas. Paisley pocket squares. She did my tie in the morning and kissed me goodbye. She did my tie. She leant in and did it. Half Windsor. Blue Paisley. Cheap suit. She tiptoed and concentrated. Then she kissed me. She kissed me. Me. But I pied her off as I was rushing. Rushing to work. Somewhere. Nowhere. Nowhere to rush. Nowhere to hide. Now she leans in every morning. And does someone else's tie. Full windsor. Cause he doesn't rush. He waits for her. She does his tie. The way she did mine She wears a ring. Tiny diamond. On her left hand Ring finger. Platinum band. She used to smile and say "I am his wife". Wife. She was my wife. She still smiles. She says "I am his wife." But he isn't me. And the diamond. The diamond five times the size of mine. She doesn't smile and say she is mine anymore. She is not mine anymore.
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Mar 19, 2019
Mar 19, 2019 at 8:56 PM UTC
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