vii. the words of his linoleic caprices

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and i aim to be the only one he looks at with those (peppered) eyes that drink in every youth's beauty (with the thirst of an atlantic eagle), and i want to ensnare him in my grip (like claws around his slender form), being lifted by apparatuses so unlike his bubbly demeanor; i want to keep him away from the girls (with dripping freckles and waterfall manes) who vie for his attention; i want his face, his body, his soul all to myself so that he rains his amour over my imperfect figurine, & this is a happy ending for (he lives away from the world, he lives inside my head) he is a figment of my own imagination.

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