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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I write romantic poems and vignettes, these are leftover lines that were cut from them. I ran a Perplexity search and all these lines are "No attribution found" - so they're mine! Sweet talk glitters like fireworks but fades quickly into regrets that linger like afterglow Cupid never aims, he enjoys chaos. Don’t mistake a boy's attention for affection. Love writes poetry; heartbreak edits it. Romance begins with laughter and verbs and ends with self-interest and subjunctives. “Do you have any hobbies?” “I collect romantic mistakes,” In my youth, you’d know I was trying to get lucky if I was wearing mascara. Are guys worth the hours of makeup? I’ll let you know in the morning. I believe in love and latex. Nothing interrupts a good fight like sex. Desire is want without conscience. When I’m sweet talked properly, like a poet, I can forget that I’m cynical. Flattery is incomplete foreplay. Lust sneaks in like an opportunity Romance is how we frame sex so it feels civilized. Never confuse seduction with sincerity. Pleasure is the first stage of regret. Passion is mischief in poor lighting. My mind usually outraces stimulations, which can leave me alone at the finish. . . Songs for this: The usual things by Marshall Crenshaw Paprika by Japanese Breakfast
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