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I wait for your kiss. A soldier standing on duty. A touch putting me at ease. Silently I guard what is left of my heart. And I wait For a sign. A small child at the crosswalk, watching for the red hand to fade away, So I can go. I wait for a sound. A sprinter on the track, the snap of a bullet, a race for the ages. I wait for the thing that I want the most. And I wait for the day, when I know what I want. I wait, For you.
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Nov 10, 2011
Nov 10, 2011 at 11:29 AM UTC
I Wait
I wait for your kiss. A soldier standing on duty. A touch putting me at ease. Silently I guard what is left of my heart. And I wait For a sign. A small child at the crosswalk, watching for the red hand to fade away, So I can go. I wait for a sound. A sprinter on the track, the snap of a bullet, a race for the ages. I wait for the thing that I want the most. And I wait for the day, when I know what I want. I wait, For you.
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30/F/Canadian
Nov 10, 2011
Nov 10, 2011 at 11:29 AM UTC
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