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Phoenix

If you were a lover I’d tire of loving instead, I nurse and soothe as an ulcer reminded when I or anyone commits a misdemeanor that given your delicate state it burns pitifully, and you pained beyond the measure flare, charring my skin as I hold on, stomp out the flames and bring you back, again.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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