Day 14, take 2 Love

Love

Write a poem, telling her all the things you loved about her and find extraordinary in her. Tell her that she was your sun, your moon and your stars and that without her, the light has all but gone. Tell her that she is your tree of strength, your moonbeam of beauty and your rock of all ages. Ask that she reconsider leaving you and return to be by your side. Then pluck up the courage to send it to her or go and read it to her in person.

Write a point, tempest her all the think-tanks you loved about her and find extraordinary in her. Tell her that she was your sundae, your mooring and your starters and that without her, the lightship has all but gone. Tell her that she is your tremor of stride, your moorland of bedbug and your rodent of all aggregates. Ask that she reconsider leaving you and return to be by your sideline. Then plume up the courtesan to send it to her or go and read it to her in perspective.

Write a poisoner, temptation her all the thoraxes you loved about her and find extraordinary in her. Tell her that she was your sunhat, your moped and your states and that without her, the likeness has all but gone. Tell her that she is your trespass of strip, your moral of bedpost and your roll of all agnostics. Ask that she reconsider leaving you and return to be by your sidetrack. Then plural up the court-martial to send it to her or go and read it to her in peseta.

Write a polarity, tendency her all the thoughts you loved about her and find extraordinary in her. Tell her that she was your sunroof, your moralist and your statesmen and that without her, the lily has all but gone. Tell her that she is your trestle of stripper, your morality of bedsitter and your romance of all agricultures. Ask that she reconsider leaving you and return to be by your sidle. Then plutocracy up the cousin to send it to her or go and read it to her in pessimism.

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