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Remember when a stroll , so ancient its name, Was our universe. Long and winding ,deep Into the forest’s cosmos. As Winter’s breath splashed Your cheeks with rubies. I stole glances of your Perfect lips bathed In the dying light. As the stars played Surreptitiously, In your highlights, Your hand In mine, I laid a kings road To my soul. Your chariot, A kiss so warm And deep its meaning I dare not speak above A Whisper. The Man Inside Me Is afraid Of your caress Unhand me, I say Unhand me. ~AD~
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Aug 7, 2010
Aug 7, 2010 at 8:20 PM UTC
Unhand Me
Remember when a stroll , so ancient its name, Was our universe. Long and winding ,deep Into the forest’s cosmos. As Winter’s breath splashed Your cheeks with rubies. I stole glances of your Perfect lips bathed In the dying light. As the stars played Surreptitiously, In your highlights, Your hand In mine, I laid a kings road To my soul. Your chariot, A kiss so warm And deep its meaning I dare not speak above A Whisper. The Man Inside Me Is afraid Of your caress Unhand me, I say Unhand me. ~AD~
Thanks for reading and I welcome your honest feedback. ~AD~
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Aug 7, 2010
Aug 7, 2010 at 8:20 PM UTC
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