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let us ignite.

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Nardine Sanderson

If only our miseries could make love We could sit and watch, while laughing Laughing at the diminishing stars, For nothing fuels a spark in the dark Like your fire against my gasoline. Should nothing intervene. Nardine Sanderson 05/10/2015.

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