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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Breathe i on you You breathe on i We, on parallel lines Our gaze on these thighs Behind you see i orange lining Before i see you silver, sparkling Outstretched arms reaches for mine Mine stretches forth gracefully before count nine Perfect you Perfect i Bound by this love we share You and I Two steps forward, two more forward Eyes locked, keys thrown backward Sweet melody envelopes two pairs of ears Yes, enraptured in memorable years My symphony, yours to cherish Your symphony, mine to relish Our smiles run across borders A crime? Hmm, who longer bothers? Perfect i perfect you Bound by these words we share I and You My feet expresses this dance Your feet enjoying my melodic prance Away to a fountain of fanciful joy Oh how breathtaking, this i do employ Your words drip on me, softly, soft I rest on assurance, standing on this loft My eyes your perfect looking glass Your eyes make me smile, this has come to pass Perfect you Perfect i Bound by this music we sing You and I Oh, now it doesn't matter Though their words scatter Our visions bound by one Gossips are handing us none Reach i for your lips You reach for my kiss Our embrace interlocked in a golden sphere A glittering circle, i see so clear Perfect... you Perfect... i Bound by these vows You and I THOUGHTS OF A POETESS "NEOFLOETRY"
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