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Zero Tolerance Taste

Morris is tabloid attracting and affluent but too extreme to make me the constant victim of his insults and a prisoner to his pride. Curtis is a reflection of current culture. Yes he is, but that’s not my ride, so much piercing and tattoos makes him a human shrine and a scary movie beyond an adult audience. Jason has swag beyond the radiance of an intimidating hip hop mega star but is it his lips-licking, dressing malpractice or a voice which is a mixture of rock and reggae? Not exactly what I’ve dreamt of since childhood. Matt is modest, corporate and a very find dude. Business will always be his true love making me a mere contracted mistress who will fit in only when rarely needed. He’s a good guy, but will be a terrible lover. Okay! Nicholas is another, simple and a soft earner. What! Low income dudes? Pleeeaaaase! The heavens and demons aren’t related so also are the winter and the desert. I may be a church girl, but one who gives fat offerings. Oh miss! You are one of a rare kind my dear since your eyes are microscopic and your taste insurmountable. Your virtues then would be complete when you have gross patience so infinitive. It should then not be a heavy task for you to wait for the only perfect fit of your choice because Jesus Christ is coming very soon.

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Date: 1/20/2016 4:46:00 PM
Hi Funom, sometimes in commenting there is but few words needed to be said. On this ocassion, for this poem, Silent has used the perfect word and that is excellent. A seven from me my friend....Vladislav
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Funom Makama
Date: 1/25/2016 12:05:00 PM
Thank you so much Vladislav.. Are you from Russia? My best Ukrainian friend's name is Vladislava and I even used this name as one of my characters in my novel "The Soul Talkers"

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