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I want something that I cannot have. I cannot have it because I don't truly know what it is. I've seen it polished and propped as if it were on display and I've heard the stories of how much time and effort it took to make it look as such. But I want it. I want love. I want the idea of it at least.
I want the fights brought about by events simpler and less important than the time we wasted to have them. I want to be pained by the sight of her pain and know that the feeling of knives piercing my chest when I see her cry is there because I would literally drive them there myself, if only to prevent her tears.
I want our laughs to intertwine over the smallest things and our conversations to stretch our minds over the biggest. I want to see you sleep at night and I'll smile because I know that you're finally at peace. And I want you to smile when you wake up because you know that I'm fighting to make your reality better than your dreams.
I want love. I want romantic love, I want crazy love. I want passion. I want to pick you up in my arms and in that brief present get lost in your presence. I want to be in you when I am in you and have you wish that I would stay forever. I want to be in your heart and mind, and I want our love to be torturous and blind.
I just want love. I want the idea of it at least.
  Jan 2016 Taylor Adcock
jeffrey robin
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The steady heart !


The earthen drum !

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we gather !


LOVE !  .... ( the only power )

~~~~~

as the human race .... We are dying

Will you respond !?



Personal romance and the poems about it

Seem now so very infantile

So de -evolutionary

So stupidly animalistic

And simplistic




We are the human beings !

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Gird your ***** !

We fight !!!!!

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The great tyranny !

( it is here )

""


Let us put down our comic books !

And see the world

And see each other

As we really are



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Taylor Adcock Jan 2016
So far in life,
I've had three moms.
One biological, two honorary.

I've had two dads.
One biological, the other honorary.

To be fair, I love all but one.
All but one have watched
Me soar, and helped find myself.

Each member of my family
But one,
Have shaped me into who I have become.

Yet I can only focus on the one who destroyed me.

******* dad (biological).
Taylor Adcock Jan 2016
I was touching myself
When I text you.
I knew you would answer
To the provocative
Picture I sent you.

What I did not expect,
Is the picture you sent back
When I was on the verge
Of breaking loose.

Never have I giggled more.
I think that's when I knew
I wouldn't stop
Until I saw you again.

Look at us now.

— The End —