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C.C. 4-12-02
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dance with me celebrate this bohemian dedication to pain even the tears are hot like the day you sh-shot me even they laugh even now I can't be cold I don't know why pain is scalding ripping through the barrier of my skin even now pain is just as hot as love so perhaps I should celebrate this naive obsession with your memory

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Reviewed by Lori Moore

Reviewed on September 14, 2002

What a wonderful naive obsession. Excellent write.

Reviewed by a- maryllis

Reviewed on September 14, 2002

April...you rock!
Keep it up!

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