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The Moon's Glow

I stare at the moon as she brushes my face with snow and I beg her to lift me up high out of this room and into the night so that I may be with him my mind soars at thoughts of him my voice sings for him without my permission my throat aches with the strain of breathing my ears yearn for his voice to make this world more bearable he makes me thrive on so little contact for just one word is like a chorus making the music to which my heart beats if not for him that music would have died my fingers reach for him in the dark as he lies miles away my legs ache to run to him, when we must be apart my arms shake with the need for him to fill them my lips par, unconsciously, as I dream of his kiss at every turn I see his face I can almost feel him beside me I turn to Moon with teary eyes there's nothing she can do for us my eyes cry, though I know it does no good my pulse sprints as I picture his face my soul catches fire, making my darkened heart glow I know it is hope that warms my heart
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clair-leone
American
Published
Aug 29, 2010
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Notes

This was during a long-distance relationship. He's still one of my best friends, but I'm much happier with my current boyfriend.

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