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Truth And Addiction


She to me confessed

that I swim in her eyes,

that my presence wipes away her

theL-U-V n war torn disguise.

 

She said when my lips fornicate

with my tongue she's splashed

with the treasures of amore

and like the inept addict she's admitting to theL-U-V

that she is happy to beg, to plead, to lie, to scratch n claw for more

of what theL-U-V  has to offer.

 

She to me confessed

that she was happily lost in the shadow

of my poetic solar eclipse that pleasurably

caused her lips

to bellow,

to curse,

to hymn out eternal mathematical theL-U-V equations

concerning 

US!

 

 

AnOther theL-U-V Original

GOD Bless Us All

 

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