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Three words, eight letters. Say them and I'm yours.

I'm scared to tell him I love him because I know that's what scares him the most His mind is different and His heart is so timid that I know he will back away Once I say "I love you". The minute I utter those three words and eight letters He will shut down and wonder what's next He will question what is expected and if he agrees And he'll break down and hide away so no one sees Into his soul Or into his mind The bumpy indecisive waves crashing inside Pandemonium in his cranium all due to "i love you" and the obligations that society has created Around those syllables that I spoke With confidence and fear Knowing that what he will hear will be more than just what I feel But a job A new obligation to me A choice he had no choice in but would've come to, hopefully Suddenly After days of rational thought Because he is rational and logical and thinks far too much. "I love you" It takes courage to say It takes spontaneous trust in your heart just to explain To someone Someone you love Someone you think about more than enough Someone who has been in your mind long enough For you to decide that they have your love So with all of my thinking and all that being said I know how I feel and how it will be read I'll eventually tell him because time won't wait I just hope that he's not too afraid To reciprocate "I love you too".
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