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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The instant our eyes met we knew the kiss was imminent. We smile playfully all the while in pursuit of this aforementioned kiss. Each time we part ways we audition attempts at the kiss in know of its accelerated position. The instance was right, I knew it would be this night that I without trepidation, boundary or fear. Free from hesitation and wonder of return, tonight will be the night of concern. At suns set I stretch forward my arm, a coward no more. We adore the charm of each other and are ready to explore, risking harm without worry all kiss" long and longed have I for the moment on approach. I chose you as my love to share after approving smile this incredible moment of kiss. This here is the moment of truth, I can hear your heart beat in your ear, the same ear I now peer through into your mind and find it's true that all fear has disappeared. My fingers brush through a handful of your fair hair, together we share one final breath of single air. Our lips are now erect and on direct intent of meeting, millimetres remain. The time for our minds to change has past, at last the moment is here. Your eye sheds the tear of fears farewell, I taste the swell flavour of "please kiss me" and I do because I have wanted to kiss you so badly too.
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