I love her when she is intoxicated,
for than her mind is free
liberated from the shackles of ostensible walls
inebriated, she then speaks her mind, expressing her deepest desires
and her darkest tales,
as she slowly crawls into my world
surrendered,
dropped guards,
and at that moment she becomes mine
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Intoxication can have wonderful effects sometimes esp for those who are otherwise reserv and shy!
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You said it right. It brings the true self 😊😊
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I agree sometimes a glass of wine 🍷 is good for mood and heart!
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True that my friend. So beware when you drink next time 😊
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Ha ha I am a very controlled drinker, and take a whole day to finish a small glass of wine. But thanks!
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Lol. And I am teetotaler 😊
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Ha ha that’s ironic 🙂
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Haha. Although wine or liquor are not the only way to get intoxicated. 😊
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Well I am a Punjabi, basically from Amritsar I can get easily itoxicated after having paranthas loaded with butter and lassi 🙂
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Lol. There are other ways as well beside food what about eyes 😊
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That’s true eyes can draw you in and can intoxiate you but there should be food along, true to
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Haha. My wife is a Punjabi and I can relate 😊🌸😁
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My husband is from Chattisgarh, absolutely no clue what good food or poetry is
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Lol. I can imagine 🌸😊
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initially in my marriage i would literally cry thinking ill always have to eat chattisgarhi food, daal and rice and my husband would console me, its not as bad 🙂
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Haha. But you transformed him 😊🌸
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yes i did, coz I love cooking and spent lot of time In dubai, so l learnt lot of middle-eastern sweets and breads, so I literally opened a world kitchen and tried hard to seduce him towards Punjabi and other food, ofcourse my mother-in law was a factor too. It was a tug of war between wife’s gourmet food and mom’s traditional simple food. 🙂 Ill write a poem on it
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It will be such a fabulous read. So a Punjabi girl married a chattisgari and moved to places – it can be a great story as well
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Well before marriage I working in Dubai for a long time , before that I studied in England and then suddenly married in Chattisgarh, and came to Connecticut and before I knew anything had a child in my arms. Very very hilarious…sure ill write
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Well before marriage, I studied in England and spent lot of time working in middle-east and then got married in chattisgarh, came to connecticut and before I knew I had a child in my arms. I can assure it would be funny read 🙂
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ha ha , I studied in England, then went to Dubai and worked for many years, and then got married in Chattisgarh, came to Connecticut,before I could reel from aftereffects of marriage, had a baby in my arms 🙂
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Ok this is an important message to be in spam. So you have an interesting run. We’re yoy born in England?
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No in Delhi, for higher studies for sometimes, than worked in Dubai for many years and then got married and came over here.
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Oh ok. Which college did you go to in England
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I was in Southampton
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Oh ok. Truly global ha
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for a short time I was there but long time in Dubai
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Good for you. Did you like Dubai
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Yes it is a beautiful place and close to home, so yes I did
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Close to home for sure. I lived in Singapore so that resonates well 😊
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I know but I single at that time so more bored now with husband and kid its fine.
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Yeah. Family is always good 😊
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yes in abroad family is comforting!
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Stay blessed
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Thanks, you too. You’ve been very kind and nice .
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Feeling is mutual. Take care
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😊🌸
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matlab aap toh bas qatl-e-aam kar rahey
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Haha
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warning sha
*she is injurious to your health*
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Sure. I know but that’s how life is living on the edge
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aahhh. ..and you know it too… that’s even more dangerous. you don’t wanna stop
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Lol
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Hmm. We all have our own poison but the intoxication by love beats every other
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Such a beautiful expression…… amazing
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Thanks so much
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Most welcome
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😊😊
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True and wonderful self. Very nice. 😊💟
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Thanks so much for reading, Lisa
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Okay, I understand you like her more when she is honest, while intoxicated, but again. What about the he?? When does he pour out his truth?
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Haha. I will write someday
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Thanks so much my dear friend
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