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Sapphic Beauty


Her collective lips hint of single roses

And she dreams of another half as she doses

Long black hair covers the wondering eye

Her expectations are incredibly high

Unconditonal affection, the cowering friend

Who hails in her towering defend

The window only reaches toward men who

Have the concrete qualities and can do

Not to women who carry supporting armor

Or those who harvest friendly hearts as a farmer

Those who share her platonic book

Are those who are off the hook

The slender figures, the females

Yes, I'm only an individual who hails

Beside her princess reign - don't end it there

I have the ability to present a rose and provide care

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