Gedicht aus Langeweile

Episode 19 of the Dear Diary podcast, hosted by darkxgirlx, titled "Gedicht aus Langeweile " was published on November 28, 2020 and runs 2 minutes.

November 28, 2020 ·2m · Dear Diary

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Eines Abends, im Urlaub auf dem Balkon, romantisch in Gedanken geschwelgt

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Eines Abends, im Urlaub auf dem Balkon, romantisch in Gedanken geschwelgt

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