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by Imogen Rayne

Created on: January 24, 2010 Last Updated: January 25, 2010

Tonight I am in exotic bliss,
Since, I experienced my first kiss.
As you walked me to my door,
My lips begged for more.

As I say good night and climb in bed,
A full moon is shining overhead.
My heart is dancing with delight,
This will be a memorable night.

No one can change this magical day,
For you left me with so much to say.
My life will never be the same,
This first kiss will always remain.

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