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Little Lou, Picks up a ***** and bucket, Sand dusting her lips. Small nose, freckles spreading along pudgy cheekbones, She's a summer baby. A lady of the sun. Lou! Chases ***** with guys. Lou has scraped knees and a ponytail up high. Lou is twelve years old. Loulou is a prissy thing, Pale arms, skinny and lean. Laughing to herself. Hair falls in waves Shimmering in sunlight. Louisa, oh Louisa. She's breaking hearts, Her tan is from hard work. She fetches a frisbee from a tree, Manicured hands, Gloves for Little Lou's tiny digits.
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 4:36 PM UTC
Louisa
Little Lou, Picks up a ***** and bucket, Sand dusting her lips. Small nose, freckles spreading along pudgy cheekbones, She's a summer baby. A lady of the sun. Lou! Chases ***** with guys. Lou has scraped knees and a ponytail up high. Lou is twelve years old. Loulou is a prissy thing, Pale arms, skinny and lean. Laughing to herself. Hair falls in waves Shimmering in sunlight. Louisa, oh Louisa. She's breaking hearts, Her tan is from hard work. She fetches a frisbee from a tree, Manicured hands, Gloves for Little Lou's tiny digits.
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May 7, 2013
May 7, 2013 at 4:36 PM UTC
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