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Eyes wet to the brim, then relieved by birthing tears; one chasing another down skin that's as smoothe as running one's palm carefully across the surface of a forest pond so silent it's warmed by even the moonlight. First I think she's moved by loving me; saying I'm more than she ever dared dream of. then I realize she's speaking of nightmares she has about losing me; waking up to my things and I not being there, and those tears stop as I hide her face against my neck, listening to the fearful ripples in their body of salt and sadness inside a heart that doesn't know that it needs not be half empty any more.
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 3:17 AM UTC
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Eyes wet to the brim, then relieved by birthing tears; one chasing another down skin that's as smoothe as running one's palm carefully across the surface of a forest pond so silent it's warmed by even the moonlight. First I think she's moved by loving me; saying I'm more than she ever dared dream of. then I realize she's speaking of nightmares she has about losing me; waking up to my things and I not being there, and those tears stop as I hide her face against my neck, listening to the fearful ripples in their body of salt and sadness inside a heart that doesn't know that it needs not be half empty any more.
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Nov 14, 2014
Nov 14, 2014 at 3:17 AM UTC
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