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Lulu


No details can ape the emotions that stood firmly when I look into her eyes A sense of comfort and stillness Almost as if I had been staring into the window of her soul for ages I know them quite well Little freckles of auburn flicker when the sunlight hit just right They look back at me warmly welcome my frigid skin The kind of warmness I feel when am cocooned in a wool blanket Grateful for such a wonderful thing to exist Relief has abundantly poured over me For I feel something that always cast (love) But too heavy to hold alone for long With this I hope to break from patience to pleasure ©Ibratosyn'20
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