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My morning glory Would be to wake up beside you Just as the sun stretches and yawns, Its arms reaching past blanketed mountains to brush the sleep away from your eyes A peaceful surrender and a lone fanfare from the horns and sirens below, The roads ever branching, Taking roots in cities and towns away from where we are. The world is awake before us, but my whole world wakes up to your open eyes And past them, I see universes that I will never be a part of. We are magic, we are as light as fragments of matter drifting through strings of sunshine And in this moment, although we are small, we exist.
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Nov 1, 2014
Nov 1, 2014 at 9:23 PM UTC
Little Morning Glory
My morning glory Would be to wake up beside you Just as the sun stretches and yawns, Its arms reaching past blanketed mountains to brush the sleep away from your eyes A peaceful surrender and a lone fanfare from the horns and sirens below, The roads ever branching, Taking roots in cities and towns away from where we are. The world is awake before us, but my whole world wakes up to your open eyes And past them, I see universes that I will never be a part of. We are magic, we are as light as fragments of matter drifting through strings of sunshine And in this moment, although we are small, we exist.
wow this is really lame © MK October, 2014
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Nov 1, 2014
Nov 1, 2014 at 9:23 PM UTC
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