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Yearning

Yearning the tender in life, to know softness of heart, mind and body in pleasing commune. bliss came home and there I found in your work-worn hands that mooring touch like a silken tune. People like puzzles in so many parts, at times opposing and confusing, constant and vigilant we wait infinite glimpses of the whole, and at long last the verge of pliant edges that fit as no other ever could, your one true mate. Companion, and other half, life's labor has worn away some of the rough and left us ready for love to mold and meld and soothe together till there's little evidence of fresh seams in the joinings, our humanness still evident in the jutting peripheral crude. You are the answers to all my questions, even the ones I didn't know I had till opening unearthed the refuse of the solitary pasts, obsolete, not needed or wanted anymore. The Future portends these lovers, two wanderers coupled, two into one, holding soul hands, held fast.
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