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But from the remains that are left of her incredibly heart-wrenching work stands as some of the most inspiring and romantic prose of all time.

Happy b'day Madam Gertrude Stein! May you never take an action that cannot be forgotten.

Done with the Compass — Done with the Chart! Capture the Rapture Listen to my heartbeat Let me breathe in you Absorbing your warmth My eyes burn desire Wanting to taste your kiss Your voice honey to my ears My heart shudders, My body trembles I could hold you forever Never wanting to let go Constantly caressing you Fingers through your hair Brushing against your cheek My hands learning every curve No need for sleep Just hold me tightly And capture my heart As you have captivated me.

Unrecognizable to anyone But me, he left my needles deep inside His joking heart.

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After the bashing, we used the ATM in the sex shop next to Annie's Social Club, smiled at the kind owner, his handlebar mustache.

You think sex is a knife driven into you to teach you that.

I'm not a poem analyst by trade, but this one was so riveting and I feel as though the lioness is the person that has taught the poet that this country may feel oppressive, but it is for everybody.

No one remembered to leave a light on in the hall.

If only he could touch her, Her name like an old wish In the stopped weather of salt On a snail.

I lift my black veil.

I brush the rouge from her cheeks, Clean the black kohl from the rims Of her eyes; loose her hair; Uncover the glimmering, shy limbs.