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Date night by Charlie Knowlton

  • Writer: Rupak Agarwal
    Rupak Agarwal
  • 8 hours ago
  • 1 min read

Come take my hand

let us walk for a while.

Bring your goodness, your beauty,

that strawberry blond smile.

To an open buffet

of laughter and play,

with honey dipped toppings

a cherry souffle.

Where we’ll swirl and twirl

through God’s given treats.

Unfurl a whirl

into heavenly sweets.

An evening of bliss

not costing a cent.

Then lie beneath

that fortune

cookie tree of content.

 
 
 

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