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all in the five seconds it took for you to reach me

my hands froze as i waited for you

under a dark and waning moon

yet nothing i could say, nothing i could do

would bring you closer save chanting, "soon"

 

patience is a virtue i keep with many

and when it comes to silence ive got plenty

yet when i count the seconds until i see

just the hint of your figure, i hardly breathe

 

you walk silently with a lingering eye

that winks the moment you catch mine

i knew that now i couldn't happily die

or i would miss the warmth as our hands entwine

 

now my heart beats this hopeless sound

of dreams and hopes when you're around

'cause in your arms i have found

clasps of warmth to keep me ever bound

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Written by
lauren-ashley
American
Published
Oct 20, 2011
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cliche, i know......

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