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A Second Please

*Image of Loving One More by NS. A Second Please Aesthete equip upkeep spade, trowel, and watering pail, Balters out freely, gagging unwantable, grit travail, Chrysalism advents the righteous eyes and elaborates, Dulcet forgivings a moment's lapse and recuperates, Euphoria occasions the receptive hearts embrace, Felicity's steadies champion the winner's showcase, Gossamer delicate filter fuses genteel gazes, Harmonize the Gospel's prophetic parallel phrases, Iridescence spellbinds above looks and lost impressions, Justifiable step courses the upright's discretions, Kindheartedness inherently effectuates the blest, Lissomeness affects the civilized privileged expressed, Mellifluous genteel everflowing enterprises, Nascent origins destined promise epitomizes, Opportunity avails the well-intent fruition, Pristine presents its presence post sadden sky emission, Quintessential innates encryption of a paragon, Resplendence fashionably enriches the noumenon, Serendipity ventures impulsive ones they're future, Tendril's tenacious virility thriving to assure, Ubiquitously an omnipresence or internet, Vagary ideals grant causality silhouette, Woolgathering mulls the lowly, awakes the enlightened, Xenodochy's hotel's hospitality meets heightened, Yesteryear traces memories, remembrance reverses, Zenith's a second, in Abecedarian verses. 2022 August 28 *HMS; 14 syllables per 26 lines.
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