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Arabian Anas


A Greek god But Arabian My own Aladdin Yet too afraid to claim His every feature speaks Love and companionship His body is a chiseled sculpture of Michelangelo Indeed The hues of his lips are like To a sweet, juicy plum Celestial monarch disguised peasant I owe a forever admiration Even when Life claims his body Loyal is my only vocabulary My only trait My love is that which is unattainable Anas
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