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The Beautiful Nightmare


In the midst of the early dawn she tore her garment with so much joy pulling over me in the eyes of love I felt the chill but never back drawn she pulled out her fingers and touches my lips and carried my eyes by her matchless hips Imagining her beauties without a scream Oh! I appeared on Earth knowing that it was a dream.
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John F K Williams

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