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bang a forgotten war

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Gloria K

 

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August 18, 2015

 

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Through the years, with every glance that I have took, I have seen into the soul of the girl I have come to adore. I've seen past that body of stone and into your heart. So soft and gentle. Beating in sync with mine. If only it were as easy to be touched. With every glance I love you more. But a glance is just a glance when you don't have a chance...
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With every glance I love you more. But a glance is just a glance when you don't have a chance. Every Glance The very first time that I saw you, I knew that you were different. From that glance on, I have seen just how wonderful that you are. With every glance that I take I can see something new, anything from a wonderful smile to a new hair do...
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