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Romeo and Juliet

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Romeo and Juliet by Richard Brautigan

 If you will die for me, 
I will die for you 
and our graves will be like two lovers washing 
their clothes together 
in a laundromat 
If you will bring the soap 
I will bring the bleach.

Form: Free verse

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