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He is an echo of my desire. The moon reflected in a silver bowl. A mantle of the finest mink That slithers over the skin; and Evokes memories of a touch long gone. He is a cool breeze in November. A drop of lemon on the tongue. He is the taste of quiet pleasure, circled in the scent of roasted coffee, To be drowned by the high notes of a fine whiskey. He is the wilted rose that scent lingers on. The dead petals in a basin, Swirling lightly with my breath. He is the locke of hair kept safe In a scrapbook of dying memory Yellowed by time. He is a lover lost, And in the losing Grows sweeter still.
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Oct 5, 2014
Oct 5, 2014 at 3:10 AM UTC
He Is
He is an echo of my desire. The moon reflected in a silver bowl. A mantle of the finest mink That slithers over the skin; and Evokes memories of a touch long gone. He is a cool breeze in November. A drop of lemon on the tongue. He is the taste of quiet pleasure, circled in the scent of roasted coffee, To be drowned by the high notes of a fine whiskey. He is the wilted rose that scent lingers on. The dead petals in a basin, Swirling lightly with my breath. He is the locke of hair kept safe In a scrapbook of dying memory Yellowed by time. He is a lover lost, And in the losing Grows sweeter still.
masque-de-moriaty
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Oct 5, 2014
Oct 5, 2014 at 3:10 AM UTC
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