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I am not a sculptor, wouldn't shape you in stone. I just wanted to paint, and give your smile a home. I sat by my easel, giving blotches for backgrounds. To show you that vision that always follows me 'round. Amidst sullen, sickly moss, unable to be harmed: You, a curious clover. So queer, yet I am charmed This portrait, I said, I'm making as a gift. You took a step back and conjured up a rift. I finished the sketch, except for your smile. I wouldn't need ten years, but merely a short while.
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 2:51 AM UTC
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I am not a sculptor, wouldn't shape you in stone. I just wanted to paint, and give your smile a home. I sat by my easel, giving blotches for backgrounds. To show you that vision that always follows me 'round. Amidst sullen, sickly moss, unable to be harmed: You, a curious clover. So queer, yet I am charmed This portrait, I said, I'm making as a gift. You took a step back and conjured up a rift. I finished the sketch, except for your smile. I wouldn't need ten years, but merely a short while.
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 2:51 AM UTC
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