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Her hair was like a shining raven’s wing Her smooth breasts were fulsome and wavering The lovers were exquisitely lovely Although a prince, he would bring her coffee every morning he would then kiss her face She’d wear a white cotton nightgown with lace Together they were a perfect mating They were both so smart and so interesting We would drive around the French countryside their humor was the best part of the ride We took long curving trails through pristine woods We walked the streets of ancient neighborhoods under street lamps and by the light of day Sometimes I would pretend that I were they You two were my first romantic family for some time you have both been lost to me I will always remember you Marie Michel, you were the kindest man I’d seen Times moved on and I have new family But still you two remain the most lovely
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Victoria Vaughn-Perling, copyright October 14th 2005