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Green by Carsten Thomsen

11/22/2008 3:52:16 PM
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Green
 
  Under constant barrage
of your texted
accusations
I stood my ground
as the Laotian waitress
with the big breasts
and the cute smile
inquired about your
whereabouts

“She still number one? ”

She enquired
And smiled

I Inhaled
And exhaled

“Still The One! ”

She smiled even wider

I didn’t

Back then
It just wasn’t
funny

Carsten Thomsen


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Ashraful Musaddeq (9/16/2008 5:51:00 AM)
The imagery, the envent is beautiful. I love and added 10.
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