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A Fix


I just want a fix to cure me, from this loneliness that haunts, in the middle of the night. Not a pill; not a drink; not a hit. Just the comfort of your arms, and the warmth of your body. To tangle myself with you, that's all I'd ask for tonight.
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fmoore
I really like this! its cute and made me smile really big

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