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*I keep the treasure guarded, in the fortress of my mind. Shrouded from on-lookers; protected from prying eyes. It is not just an image, or a photo, so sublime. It is a casket full of wonderment; a jewel of womankind. It evokes a feeling from me: Rawness, un-refined. And it leads me to a place, that others would gladly die, to find. I am humble in its presence, and would never question the design, for the treasure that I hold so dear, is the thought that you are mine.*
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Oct 9, 2010
Oct 9, 2010 at 4:09 AM UTC
Bathsheba
*I keep the treasure guarded, in the fortress of my mind. Shrouded from on-lookers; protected from prying eyes. It is not just an image, or a photo, so sublime. It is a casket full of wonderment; a jewel of womankind. It evokes a feeling from me: Rawness, un-refined. And it leads me to a place, that others would gladly die, to find. I am humble in its presence, and would never question the design, for the treasure that I hold so dear, is the thought that you are mine.*
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Oct 9, 2010
Oct 9, 2010 at 4:09 AM UTC
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