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A poem for MGL


I first met her in the classroom A photogenic damsel, a lover of good look, the way she carry her body makes my heart faint. I behold the creature few meter to my standing point i lost my sense A red black miracle A slender waist Her smile so infectious that with it a mean heart crippled Her curves of softness so lovely that raised the disabled She is the most astonishing girl i have ever met. Her black skin completely flawless I will say she is the prettiest The world of beauty is her home I kept a stealing glance to her face When she move i knew my emotion run with pace To behold her face daily is the price i love to pay
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