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Sep 07, 2007
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Human Being
I can see in her frame
she is a human being.
I can finally see her spine
and the muscles of her back
that make up her unique shape.
She sits naked on my bare stomach
and has the sweetest demeanor and smile.
She is a Magnum Opus.
I can see in her face
she is a human being
who can win me with a word
or incoherent babbling.
At night she beams,
she is a fine human being
who sends me into fits of laughter
and fits of love
with one word,
with one look.
At night she is in need,
she is my fine human being
in need of love,
who isn’t?
Her soft face is framed
with beautiful hair.
She is little and human,
my fine human being.
— Conect11, Sep 07, 2007
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purplemoondoll
18 years 9 months ago
This reminds me
IKnowNoBox
18 years 9 months ago
Incoherant babble....