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A Love Story

I lean over her, resting on my elbow as I stare into her sleeping face. I brush a wisp of hair away from her eyes so that I can kiss them lightly as she dreams softly and gently of I don't know what. I think of all our moments, the good, the bad and the in between. Her lips look inviting as she breathes the air of a princess in a fairyland. It seems like hours as I stare and remember, those special minutes that cause a soul to tremble or a heart to ache. Her pillow is full of creases and folds where her  head has laid all night. Morning peaks through the window and brings with it a bright morning sun but it will do nothing for me, because I lay here watching, feeling, entranced by this woman. I am haunted by a very chilling fact. It is not a sudden break up or a jealous love story or even an angry word. I realize as I always do on these spring mornings that the lady I stare at and love so deeply in my badly tangled bed is not really there....she is a mystery that comes to me each morning. A mystery that reminds me I have no one, that the beauty I long for will never lie beside me. How many more mornings will I spend on this tragic wasted love.
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wayne-h-colegate
77 / M / Canadian
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Aug 6, 2015
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