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How do I love thee?  In a way that's bad, by which I mean so bad it's almost good. I need you, and you know it drives me mad. I want you more than any other could. And we could write romances, you and me. I want to hear your Hitchcock movie schtick. I want your everything.  I hope it's free. I want you in my window, and you're sick. And yet you know my raving is a sign I'd rather we were paramours than friends. You're outlawed from the moment that you're mine Until the day our bad romancing ends; I'll love you in a leather-studded bra. Rah gaga gaga roma ooh la la.
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Mar 17, 2011
Mar 17, 2011 at 3:02 AM UTC
If Lady Gaga wrote sonnets
How do I love thee?  In a way that's bad, by which I mean so bad it's almost good. I need you, and you know it drives me mad. I want you more than any other could. And we could write romances, you and me. I want to hear your Hitchcock movie schtick. I want your everything.  I hope it's free. I want you in my window, and you're sick. And yet you know my raving is a sign I'd rather we were paramours than friends. You're outlawed from the moment that you're mine Until the day our bad romancing ends; I'll love you in a leather-studded bra. Rah gaga gaga roma ooh la la.
This is not the most serious sonnet ever.
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Mar 17, 2011
Mar 17, 2011 at 3:02 AM UTC
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