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Lightning in my Bones

by amanda-evett

I bought curtains so we could close them. Yes, blinds work just fine. But perhaps I’m a romantic and believe We can really close out all but us With fabric and words and closed eyes I’ll never tell you about these dreams I have Where there is only a long stretch of road And I don’t even know if we are driving, Or walking, or simply sitting Watching the road, Holding hands, Listening to the music of the air You’ll never know that when I can’t sleep I wake up and watch your eyelashes So very gently fluttering with a dream And I almost almost touch your hair To feel you there Or to feel you touch me back Oh, how my heart would soar- With you, the rain’s soft thunder And the night’s warm laughter Are music, music, The lightning in my bones
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Oct 10, 2010
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