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Addressing Gaston
Oh love, my sweet, sweet love,
 You leave my heart in a bind
 When you remind me
 What a doll I am
 A doll without a mind
 Just some decor on a shelf
 With nothing to anticipate
 But your attitude unrefined
 
 And darling, mi amo,
 Don’t forget the way I dote on you
 Your robe awaits
 Your tea is warm
 For you are a cordon bleu
 Who would say anything less
 To a tyrant such as yourself?
 That would be taboo
 
 And honey, my dear,
 Don’t give a second thought
 When you unfriend me on Facebook
 Without confronting me first
 Then are surprised when you are caught
 Because your antics are ingenious
 And I should respect
 Your clichéd plot
 
 My prince, my beloved,
 Please, I’d love to see you run
 After my white horse
 Trotting down the beach
 As my adventure’s just begun
 And your’re so fit, so fast,
 Of course you’d win me back
 You are my number one, and only
 
 So baby, paramour,
 Would you be so kind
 As to pack your bags
 Leave me the dog
 And accept my decline?
 I must admit, I’ll be blogging this
 You are quite the character
 But alas, genre blind

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