a cliche poem on forbidden love

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nothing tastes sweeter
than love forbidden
taking secret bites into
this sour grape
feels more blissful
than the saccharine juice
of all the finest apples
in the entire youthful Pangea.


in short: I've never written more pretentious stuff. omg.
Photo by Maksim Goncharenok from Pexels


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