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13 | 31 Poems for August 2017 I wrote many of my poems in Braille for the kind of love I was desperately longing to feel. I’m still catching feelings; my words are revealing and that’s why you’ll know that this poem is about you. Let me tell you about my version of events while we listen to Emeli Sandé on any given Sunday. For what it’s worth, I was only trying to make things work, but I got high on love during my hiatus. I’ve had to learn to love you in silence and as if that wasn’t enough, I’ve had to learn to love you from a distance. I know you didn’t give me permission to, but I already started talking to God about you. Maybe in your quiet time at exactly the right time, I could possibly be your one and only valentine. I think I finally understand it now, I’m a hopeless romantic who insists on remaining hopeful. Let me tell you about my version of events while we listen to Emeli Sandé on any given Sunday.
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Aug 13, 2017
Aug 13, 2017 at 1:46 PM UTC
Indigo Blue
13 | 31 Poems for August 2017 I wrote many of my poems in Braille for the kind of love I was desperately longing to feel. I’m still catching feelings; my words are revealing and that’s why you’ll know that this poem is about you. Let me tell you about my version of events while we listen to Emeli Sandé on any given Sunday. For what it’s worth, I was only trying to make things work, but I got high on love during my hiatus. I’ve had to learn to love you in silence and as if that wasn’t enough, I’ve had to learn to love you from a distance. I know you didn’t give me permission to, but I already started talking to God about you. Maybe in your quiet time at exactly the right time, I could possibly be your one and only valentine. I think I finally understand it now, I’m a hopeless romantic who insists on remaining hopeful. Let me tell you about my version of events while we listen to Emeli Sandé on any given Sunday.
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30/M/South Africa
Aug 13, 2017
Aug 13, 2017 at 1:46 PM UTC
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