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Please (II)


 

 

Please (II)

 

Ignoring all I will love to breathe

Smiling all day long, I may wait

Say, you would come for sure!

 

Despite all doubts and fears

My charm will be eternal,

I assure you with avowal,

Would you be same as well!

 

Your veneer stays indefinite,

 For I couldn’t welcome them,

 I imagine your bare thought  

 Being unsure of its realism. 

 

My days are full of qualms,

Nights bring cruel questions

Yet I’ll share my breathes

And pushy of mine, of course.

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