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You Here With Me

I sit alone in the dark In my room that you have never set foot in. Sometimes I fantasize about you here with me. That you would see my walls covered with pictures of John and Ringo and the rest And smile. I imagine you looking at the images of sun dipped beaches, cobblestone streets The Eiffel tower dripping in light Big Ben stooping over a shadowy London And marvel at the fact that they hold a special place in my mind. That you would see books, the words that occupy the Caverns of my restless mind, And find it endearing how I’ve dog-eared the pages. Why can’t you look at my bed and be enchanted by the fact That I rest my head on the pillows each night And tuck my body under the covers. I wish you could lie here next to me in my sanctuary And understand that we are meant to be together.
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Dec 20, 2011
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