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My sleeping beauty


Quiet breaths expell from her body She looks so peaceful and innocent Her face shows no suffering She lies so still as if she were a corpse But still as lively when I open a bag of chips She truly is quite divine Her cheeks stained red like a ruby She truly is my sleeping beauty.
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Just a guy who's had a rough life but a who hasn't these days.

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