Clinique Poems - Poems about Clinique

...nested questioned purchasing the opinion of learning theology, profession!! that i may decieve thy goodies believe my suppper platoon, obligations if capable of escape hatch plan with ^ find sc......

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...Peter, Charles and I were jetting our way to Paris. I’d just woken up. I had to pee so badly it woke me up. It was a medical emergency. I stretched and everything hurt, I felt like I was 30. Peter......

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...Once a little girl named Monique Dreamt of opening up a boutique Between the creek and clinique Thought long of every technique Her sign above would be no antique It would glow and actually ......

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...J'apprends le français en ce moment parce que j'ai l'intention de voyager à Paris. Je ne parle pas couramment le français. J'ai découvert Le Lac il y a quelques années. Par un mariage Du côté ......

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...Her innocence was gone Maturity was her mystique And she wore it like makeup as in clinique She smiled and looked through deep eyes Seeing through the disguise She was wise Serious was her......

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...My moisturizer’s from Clinique. When I am running low, I wait until it’s bonus time And to the store I go. For give-aways are advertised – With purchases, of course; You have to spend a set ......

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...Alone with no admirers to receive her, with posters on the walls of Justin Beiber. her iPod worked just fine except one hitch, mp3's uploaded daily by a witch. To receive her favourite music too......

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...A handsome Greek with able physique Met a middle-aged woman called Monique, They were both emerging from a fixing clinique Experts in plastic surgery technique, Now they both don't look so antiqu......

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...At the bottom of my closet, I found in a bag A brand-new gray skirt With its price on the tag. I spotted the slippers I swore I’d thrown out And a dozen Clinique* cases (Freebies, no doubt).......

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... A French ‘Indianist’ Doctor: A Tribute to a Die-hard Humanist   by T. Wignesan, Chercheur au C.N.R.S. Professor Jean LAPRESLE, the last of the......

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...Sand in sheets scuffing skin and reminding last nights attire reaks like bonfire a hundred days like this a sea of endless laughs rolling like filmreels infinitely looped fantastic ......

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