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Who cares if they watch our love? — Fact they rather'd see: It matters not in this cove, In this sprawl of love and sweep: Re-lose those eyes in this rime, Then folds will lay and swap: Then pink and red would stain our skin, And fight we would to stay on top: And whites of eyes will sil'ly appear, Too busy we are enveloped in we: In all this thing of our love, Of kiss, and rush, and kiss, and flee.
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Sep 12, 2021
Sep 12, 2021 at 1:46 AM UTC
Love in Room, Bed
Who cares if they watch our love? — Fact they rather'd see: It matters not in this cove, In this sprawl of love and sweep: Re-lose those eyes in this rime, Then folds will lay and swap: Then pink and red would stain our skin, And fight we would to stay on top: And whites of eyes will sil'ly appear, Too busy we are enveloped in we: In all this thing of our love, Of kiss, and rush, and kiss, and flee.
'sil'ly' is an attempt to remove the "ent" in silently.
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22/M/Toronto, Ontario
Sep 12, 2021
Sep 12, 2021 at 1:46 AM UTC
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