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Even if it sounds like the "beep" on your answering machine

by Salsawater

I want to be close enough to hear the ringing in your ears, but if you heard the ringing in mine would you even pick up the phone? Because your conscience is clear and as long as your secret can keep a secret, your eyes are too empty for anyone to tell. But I know that to tell how someone is loving you've got to look into their "I"'s. Ask them if snowflakes think they're falling or flying? The same way I've plummeted into you while I somehow imagined I was still the pilot. Ask if the clouds aim to protect the earth from the light or the sun from the darkness on earth? Because love isn't blind, love is a blindfold. It's a blanket when you weren't cold, recognizing his tire in the road. And I've never been good at lingual warfare, but I have a feeling soon I'll be using my grey hairs as a form of punctuation in a fruitless explanation-to myself that the way you touch me isn't a 'waist' of time. And as long as you keep calling, I will answer to the ringing in my ears.
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