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Erudite Scholar

Walk unpacified strides gently down the way Moves unpredescented glides gently for the foray Eyes locked,gaze in a lustful guise Black gentility melange smiling eyes with a touch of topaz Fingers tiny in a sexy set unison of a kind Beautifully and wonderfully made Longing to disappear Flee with lips spitting "hi's" The golden turn,smile of an angel Oh,what a beauty Monalisa would chide from Ravishingly raw wound with strewn muscles Drew me closer than I ever thought My erudite scholar won't you read me? Read me like your long long array of books Shelved and stashed away in places you alone can reach I noticed you from go... The day the mountain came to Mohammed Ever,ever fresh in memory for keeps As I'm carefully left alone to sort out The left over of my thoughts Would I ever let go of you? I wonder

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