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in all fairness it isn’t your fault that you graced me with all you beauty only the gods could’ve made and the angles could’ve woven and I cannot blame you for my little beating heart lies in the sidewalks of you smile taking camps building campfires in your burning eyes in second and third degrees in all fairness you’ve done nothing wrong but be perfect as you are lashes long tattoos along all is just to heavenly in feeling and I cannot blame you in all sense that I can wring out in my dry but full mind filled with me falling deep into you
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Jan 5, 2014
Jan 5, 2014 at 6:26 AM UTC
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in all fairness it isn’t your fault that you graced me with all you beauty only the gods could’ve made and the angles could’ve woven and I cannot blame you for my little beating heart lies in the sidewalks of you smile taking camps building campfires in your burning eyes in second and third degrees in all fairness you’ve done nothing wrong but be perfect as you are lashes long tattoos along all is just to heavenly in feeling and I cannot blame you in all sense that I can wring out in my dry but full mind filled with me falling deep into you
It's Jesse Rutherford who inspired me in this one. It's his eyes, voice, and tattoos that makes me want to fall more and more in love with him... and it's not his fault. Not entirely.
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Jan 5, 2014
Jan 5, 2014 at 6:26 AM UTC
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