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Jul 2016
I -

in a dark room on a bed that creaks
holding hands and we're laughing
you're stunning
reverence in your voice
i feel holy, and i feel beautiful

- II -

hungover on a park bench
the third time we ever met
you're telling me about your poetry
i'm telling you i've never had a muse
we're both nervous, but it's nice, too

- III -*

your hands are in my hair
and we fit like puzzle pieces
you love me with your eyes
and i melt, even before
you touch my body

- IV -

half-asleep curled into each other
netted in the safety of your arms
a mumbled *i adore you

as you pull me closer in
there is safety here, and kindness
Georgia Marginson-Swart
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Georgia Marginson-Swart  22/F/London
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