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by L. Dinkens Stewart

Created on: August 03, 2008

RICHARD STEWART

Roguishly, you adore me.
Intensely, you incite desire within.
Carefully, you seduce my lobotomy.
Hungrily, you lap the depths of my sins.
Audaciously, you craft the lengths of my thighs.
Ridiculously, I believe your cunning lies.
Deliciously, you speak of forever again.

Surely
The
End
Will
Awaken
Reality
Tomorrow.

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