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hiddenkiss
American
Do you remember that night? This was moment I loved you. I was so deeply terrified; I cried in relief as I burrowed my face in your embrace; So silly of me, All that fear in being left alone for the first time. You probably never knew. I'm always taken by your memory And we're long and over, The people we were no longer exist. I am in love with a kind man Who is my world. And you are a friend to me, No longer the shining knight But a sentimental bestie Too far away to talk often. But sometimes I dream about you; Back when you were the safest place I knew It takes me to a forgotten sanctuary You put deep in my heart I go there and I feel again. I go there and I'm free. I'm reborn a newer self. And now I know why all the famous lyricists Lament the great mystique of young love For I find my former self anew In the memory of you. And though words fail to convey; I am forever grateful.
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May 16, 2018
May 16, 2018 at 1:39 PM UTC
Thoughts on Puppy Love
Let's weave a web of Grace, Where intuition sings to feeling; Here Compassion finds sanctuary. Power hides in cunning, And beauty is a front Disguising a strength Much deeper than eyes can see. Let's braid an unbreakable thread, Long and subtle let it run through the world; Ready? We'll capture understanding And showcase it for the world to see. I am part of you, I run with you, Dear sister. I will not waver by your side, Nor will
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 11:00 PM UTC
Untitled
I think deep down you know. You drink me down Like tequila shots And get drunk on my chemistry. Darling, I can't love you. I'll pretend. I'll make art with my words, My body will be your sanctuary. When the world hurts you, I'll kiss every cut and bruise Until they become beautiful scars. In my arms I'll make you king. But I wear your adoration As a blanket To smother my fire for another. It never goes out. You make the flame bearable, A comfortable warmth, Not raging destruction. You make it possible to love him. Do you feel used? You are. I'm poison. I'll swim through your veins, I'll bind with every inch of you And alter your perceptions. Maybe you'll see things, Maybe you'll see yourself the way I would see you If only I could. I'll destroy you. And still you inhale my smoke and guns. The hangover will hit, Things will be worse, Because I wanted to help, And it only let me sink deeper Into your skin. I'm deceptive like that. I can't say I'm sorry. It'd be an apology From a parasite. To survive I act as medicine While I sign your death. I care about you, Only to sustain So I can keep consuming. And only when I'm cashed, Will my ashes whisper, I'm poison.
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Mar 2, 2014
Mar 2, 2014 at 4:15 PM UTC
I'm poison.
Our lips are so in love Even our words intertwining Sign betrayal Well before our mouths touch. So come kiss me. It'd be like talking But more honest.
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Mar 2, 2014
Mar 2, 2014 at 12:41 AM UTC
Cheaters
I love you. Tonight I wrote that So I could begin to understand why. But it's like the name God. The word can't explain something so immense it encompasses the universe. And neither can I.
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Mar 1, 2014
Mar 1, 2014 at 11:34 PM UTC
Not Enough.
What is my faith? Because I know it's in you. It's in God too. I've always trusted it, I believed. No doubt. But now you have some of it. You'll be mine again. I know it. Experience, logic, rules say no. You said no. But we're not done. I'm sure. ...And not. Is the only reason I'm so secure That I've never been challenged? Will God go away When you do? My heart knows you'll be mine again. My head isn't so sure. Who to trust? Time. Patience. Maybe one day I'll know.
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 2:41 AM UTC
A Paradox of Intuition
Number One Built me up Brought me down In your hate I found my confidence. Number Two (And Three) One I loved, One I wished to love. I chose wrong. Follow your heart. Number Four My best friend, There's value in waiting. But you couldn't trust You can't fix someone. Number Five Never had my heart And I didn't have his. It worked. Easy is boring. Number Six Favorite number. Yours was nine. We fit together. But it's never that great.
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Mar 28, 2013
Mar 28, 2013 at 1:57 AM UTC
Still Learning
I have a heart that No matter what I do, She doesn't come back When she decides to leave. She sits on my sleeve And every once in a while I let her out. Tentatively. To explore, to trust. To connect. Me to you or... to him. I say "don't go too far." Echoing my mother, Knowing such obedience is short-lived. Because it was in me.   Every time I'm shocked. The connection breaks and my heart makes a choice. It's always to stay, never to come back to the shirt cuff she once called home. I have a mind that Wonders...why? I need my heart, He doesn't even want her. I'll take care of her, He has no idea she's there. And yet she stays. And Lord knows I can't change her mind. She's all heart. So I go on feeling, All the neglect, All of her ache. And people say, "Let her go." "Move on." But they don't understand, It's not quite so easy, I can't reason with her. And reasons Are all they give me. And they don't understand, She's never coming back. I know, because I feel it. She's past deciding To make her own way in the world. Good or bad, but without me. She'll hurt, and I'll feel, But I can't help her. Not anymore. I have hands that Keep giving out love, The busy things forget. I tell them, "We don't have a heart anymore, Stop that." But they're so bogged down, Always processing, filing. The message doesn't reach them in time, And before I can stop it, They've given and collected enough love; A new heart's been born. Everyone knows that's how hearts are made. And alive, thriving, revitalized, She can't understand yet Why her mother is so broken. All she knows is goodness, She can't comprehend her sisters before her. She complains About the rules I give her. She rebels, and tries to run away, I'm determined to keep her close though. I have blood that, cannot help but flow with passion, With a longing to explore new paths, Encounter new things. He runs through my heart, my precious heart, and gives her Excitement, vigor, curiosity. See, blood lives in the moment, He has miles of roads to explore, So many things to experience. He tells my heart all of his stories, All the things he's seen and done. And she's much too young To resist such influence. She tugs and tugs on my arm, Begging to be set free, She'll run at anything that peaks her interest, Always heedless of my warnings. I don't want her to leave, I know she won't come back. But I need her to grow as well, So once again, I let her creep, here and there; Try things. But where her eldest sister Once had the entire world As her playground, My heart's radius of play Grows ever smaller. I have arms that, with every heart gone, Grow stronger. They're menacing, but compassionate. They know of my turmoil, And their will to hold tighter, To my dear heart, Becomes evermore powerful. She's frustrated, moody all the time. She can't stand chains; She was born to be free. I can't tell her, "Hey, slow down, he's not that great." She won't listen. She'll drum faster. She doesn't know that I'm so afraid. I'm afraid she'll be gone. Once again. I feel her longing, Hoping, waiting. Someone needs to peak her interest, Enough so she can run And not be stopped. I have eyes that, Slip the secret, Connection is power, strength. In a glance, They know a thousand things. My heart learns from them The hearts of hundreds. Some of these hearts are harmless. I've discovered I can trust them, To play with my heart Without convicting her, To the point of no return. I feel safe with these hearts close by. Maybe, if she can explore just these, She'll be satisfied, and not leave. Alas, her curiosity always proves too strong. She wants something more Something stronger. She wants to be in love. And isn't that what everyone wants for their hearts? I'm conflicted, I should let her go, But how do I know? Maybe she's smarter than her sisters. But that's silly, After all, just like them, She's all heart. Truth is, I don't know. I have to trust her. So once again, I set her free. I have a body that Can't help but follow my heart. They've become best friends, Both inspired by blood's speeches, Both supporting one another, Both excited, young, curious. At this point, they're inseparable. And so I give myself to someone new, My body connects with his, And as always, my heart follows. My heart and his heart, intertwined. My heart has never felt so alive, And for a moment, I'm convinced too. But then, He somehow wrenches his heart away from mine. Maybe one of his lost hearts has returned. And he wants his heart To get to know it's brother. Or maybe he was never That caught up in the first place. It was my heart, Clinging as hard as she could To something she thought she could Believe in. I can't tell, My eyes no longer Connect with his. Blood no longer Rushes to my cheeks To be closer to his. My body longs for him, And seeks a replacement. My arms feel empty They try to find something to hold. My hands keep busy, Trying to ignore How they're no longer Kept still by his. My mind takes the longest. But with time, she forgets too. Somehow though, My heart still clings to him. He didn't know, It would always be his to keep. I did. I've done it all before. And so, here I am. And my hands keep giving love, My mouth keeps setting smiles loose. Soon enough a new heart will be born. I'll be even more strict with this one. Maybe my arms will be strong enough, My mind smart enough, To not let this one go. Probably not. My eyes search for the next one. Cautiously. With reserve. Because if he's found, I know I'll have to decide If I should keep my heart away. I go on, things keep moving, I keep feeling. I watch all of my old hearts carefully. I wish them the best. They beat on, Alongside those who took them. Each one seems a bit smarter than the last Maybe my mind, my experience, Has more of an impact than I realize. I grow, I become better. Maybe this time my heart will be ready.
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Mar 25, 2013
Mar 25, 2013 at 2:02 PM UTC
A Heart That
I have a heart that No matter what I do, She doesn't come back When she decides to leave. She sits on my sleeve And every once in a while I let her out. Tentatively. To explore, to trust. To connect. Me to you or... to him. I say "don't go too far." Echoing my mother, Knowing such obedience is short-lived. Because it was in me.   Every time I'm shocked. The connection breaks and my heart makes a choice. It's always to stay, never to come back to the shirt cuff she once called home. I have a mind that Wonders...why? I need my heart, He doesn't even want her. I'll take care of her, He has no idea she's there. And yet she stays. And Lord knows I can't change her mind. She's all heart. So I go on feeling, All the neglect, All of her ache. And people say, "Let her go." "Move on." But they don't understand, It's not quite so easy, I can't reason with her. And reasons Are all they give me. And they don't understand, She's never coming back. I know, because I feel it. She's past deciding To make her own way in the world. Good or bad, but without me. She'll hurt, and I'll feel, But I can't help her. Not anymore. I have hands that Keep giving out love, The busy things forget. I tell them, "We don't have a heart anymore, Stop that." But they're so bogged down, Always processing, filing. The message doesn't reach them in time, And before I can stop it, They've given and collected enough love; A new heart's been born. Everyone knows that's how hearts are made. And alive, thriving, revitalized, She can't understand yet Why her mother is so broken. All she knows is goodness, She can't comprehend her sisters before her. She complains About the rules I give her. She rebels, and tries to run away, I'm determined to keep her close though. I have blood that, cannot help but flow with passion, With a longing to explore new paths, Encounter new things. He runs through my heart, my precious heart, and gives her Excitement, vigor, curiosity. See, blood lives in the moment, He has miles of roads to explore, So many things to experience. He tells my heart all of his stories, All the things he's seen and done. And she's much too young To resist such influence. She tugs and tugs on my arm, Begging to be set free, She'll run at anything that peaks her interest, Always heedless of my warnings. I don't want her to leave, I know she won't come back. But I need her to grow as well, So once again, I let her creep, here and there; Try things. But where her eldest sister Once had the entire world As her playground, My heart's radius of play Grows ever smaller. I have arms that, with every heart gone, Grow stronger. They're menacing, but compassionate. They know of my turmoil, And their will to hold tighter, To my dear heart, Becomes evermore powerful. She's frustrated, moody all the time. She can't stand chains; She was born to be free. I can't tell her, "Hey, slow down, he's not that great." She won't listen. She'll drum faster. She doesn't know that I'm so afraid. I'm afraid she'll be gone. Once again. I feel her longing, Hoping, waiting. Someone needs to peak her interest, Enough so she can run And not be stopped. I have eyes that, Slip the secret, Connection is power, strength. In a glance, They know a thousand things. My heart learns from them The hearts of hundreds. Some of these hearts are harmless. I've discovered I can trust them, To play with my heart Without convicting her, To the point of no return. I feel safe with these hearts close by. Maybe, if she can explore just these, She'll be satisfied, and not leave. Alas, her curiosity always proves too strong. She wants something more Something stronger. She wants to be in love. And isn't that what everyone wants for their hearts? I'm conflicted, I should let her go, But how do I know? Maybe she's smarter than her sisters. But that's silly, After all, just like them, She's all heart. Truth is, I don't know. I have to trust her. So once again, I set her free. I have a body that Can't help but follow my heart. They've become best friends, Both inspired by blood's speeches, Both supporting one another, Both excited, young, curious. At this point, they're inseparable. And so I give myself to someone new, My body connects with his, And as always, my heart follows. My heart and his heart, intertwined. My heart has never felt so alive, And for a moment, I'm convinced too. But then, He somehow wrenches his heart away from mine. Maybe one of his lost hearts has returned. And he wants his heart To get to know it's brother. Or maybe he was never That caught up in the first place. It was my heart, Clinging as hard as she could To something she thought she could Believe in. I can't tell, My eyes no longer Connect with his. Blood no longer Rushes to my cheeks To be closer to his. My body longs for him, And seeks a replacement. My arms feel empty They try to find something to hold. My hands keep busy, Trying to ignore How they're no longer Kept still by his. My mind takes the longest. But with time, she forgets too. Somehow though, My heart still clings to him. He didn't know, It would always be his to keep. I did. I've done it all before. And so, here I am. And my hands keep giving love, My mouth keeps setting smiles loose. Soon enough a new heart will be born. I'll be even more strict with this one. Maybe my arms will be strong enough, My mind smart enough, To not let this one go. Probably not. My eyes search for the next one. Cautiously. With reserve. Because if he's found, I know I'll have to decide If I should keep my heart away. I go on, things keep moving, I keep feeling. I watch all of my old hearts carefully. I wish them the best. They beat on, Alongside those who took them. Each one seems a bit smarter than the last Maybe my mind, my experience, Has more of an impact than I realize. I grow, I become better. Maybe this time my heart will be ready.
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