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She waited my table at a dive joint I noticed her first when I came in Whatever my type of woman is She was it Not wearing any make up She had nothing to hide She grabbed me by the ear She had me She was either sculpted by The Gods, or by Buonarroti Or earth-shaking love making There she was I slowly drank in all her features And stylish clothes she wore Scanning her from her head down I found it Of the gems she was adorned with The one that struck me most Was one on her left hand Ring finger I didn't envy the man too much In fact, I took it as a challenge I could tell by her grin She was wicked
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Apr 12, 2020
Apr 12, 2020 at 5:36 AM UTC
Cassandra
She waited my table at a dive joint I noticed her first when I came in Whatever my type of woman is She was it Not wearing any make up She had nothing to hide She grabbed me by the ear She had me She was either sculpted by The Gods, or by Buonarroti Or earth-shaking love making There she was I slowly drank in all her features And stylish clothes she wore Scanning her from her head down I found it Of the gems she was adorned with The one that struck me most Was one on her left hand Ring finger I didn't envy the man too much In fact, I took it as a challenge I could tell by her grin She was wicked
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Apr 12, 2020
Apr 12, 2020 at 5:36 AM UTC
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