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I was recovering, and breathing alone, Abandoned in a cold place. There was no hope, and that was okay. But that's when I saw your face. And you made me warm. A soft voice with a welcoming tone, And gentle, jolting eyes, We stood outside in the winter weather And your breath crystalized. Yet you kept me warm. I feel the explosion in my chest, when I feel your eyes on me. I'd live a thousand lives in wonder Just to see what you see. Do I make you warm? But that's when you kissed me on my lips And the ice began to fall apart. Mister Furnace melted the iceberg, And he melted my heart. When he kept me warm.
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Dec 13, 2012
Dec 13, 2012 at 12:07 AM UTC
Furnace Boy
I was recovering, and breathing alone, Abandoned in a cold place. There was no hope, and that was okay. But that's when I saw your face. And you made me warm. A soft voice with a welcoming tone, And gentle, jolting eyes, We stood outside in the winter weather And your breath crystalized. Yet you kept me warm. I feel the explosion in my chest, when I feel your eyes on me. I'd live a thousand lives in wonder Just to see what you see. Do I make you warm? But that's when you kissed me on my lips And the ice began to fall apart. Mister Furnace melted the iceberg, And he melted my heart. When he kept me warm.
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Dec 13, 2012
Dec 13, 2012 at 12:07 AM UTC
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