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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Cilegon I was there under the Cilegon sky I kissed your lips I rubbed my cheek with your sharp beard Every step of my feet in your house You served me french food Ohh... I love that food so vastly But a plate of that french food poisoned my heart Filled my heart with a lot of love Yet, It wasn't the love that I imagined It seemed like love but it was not I adore every inch of your skin Your eyes are the flashlight of the truth The sound of your voice gives me eargasms I made myself clear to your ears, Through my sweet lips, I said 'I love you' But you didn't say it Back. The hot weather of Cilegon city It has been a perfect time for our bodies to embrace, Your arms were home to me And now I feel homeless living on the sidewalk Under Cilegon sky It was there It was there I sucked the sweetest thing in you But when you decided not to speak with me anymore That taste isn't sweet anymore So bitter till I couldn't swallow it My tongue is well trained to taste you I can not imagine how it will reach another man After all of the days we have spent together, Turns out I was just a trial to you Under the moon of Cilegon city, That moon is my witness So quick and easy for you to replace me with another Cilegon City is full of our unfortunate recollections
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