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(The third and last of the pseudo-lovesongs)
There is no guile in your smile
Your eyes portray your love
No trace of malice on your face
Your voice a soft-songed dove
There is no guile in your smile
Your arms are all encasing
Your warmth as if a summer’s day
Your love is all embracing
There is no guile in your smile
Your giggle, tinkling bells
Your touch as tender as the breeze
Your movement…
BLOODY HELL… !
There is no guile in your smile
As you plunge a carving knife ruthlessly into my chest.
THAT, I hear you say, is for not meaning a word of it.
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