the love that I had
The love that I had doesn't remember my name, you/he/she has forgotten at night the odor of a kiss, that light wind that the skirt flared me, and a hand pressed avid and firm, on my sides that I offered to the intense music, on my obedient legs in a footstep and then the other, in an ancient vortex in a dance on the threshing floor.
The love that I had doesn't remember my breast, of as I offered him under the shirt of whipped cream, he/she doesn't remember the color of my shut eyes, already satisfied satiated from the vapor of the breaths, under a dark portico where the sunset fell, because the love that I had separated me the legs, I set to that hay that he/she knew about rottenness, of cats and pee and I took the odor with a sweet flute that made us the court and a
The love that I had doesn't remember my breast, of as I offered him under the shirt of whipped cream, he/she doesn't remember the color of my shut eyes, already satisfied satiated from the vapor of the breaths, under a dark portico where the sunset fell, because the love that I had separated me the legs, I set to that hay that he/she knew about rottenness, of cats and pee and I took the odor with a sweet flute that made us the court and a
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