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i didnt just want our love

you wore the clothes i wanted to see you in and so i kissed you on the lips let you smell the mint that my stick of gum had left on my breathe the world approved of our relationship i loved you so i took you to the movies i paid for your ticket and i held your hand. i wanted more of you but the world wouldn't let me take it i didn't know what i wanted you gave me what i asked for what is love what was our love i wanted more of you i was unsure which parts you could do without i didnt want pieces i wanted you all i wanted to steal you from them; the world. they were my enemy. you were mine alone.
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dazed-and-confused
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Jan 18, 2012
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