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Loving you

loving you feels like a revolution.

In your embrace

I hear my ancestors sing.

And they tell me:

Hold her, tighter, tighter

 

And our love feels ancient,

Like our lives have been forever intertwined.

Like the vines of our souls have grown together

For centuries past

and separating them now,

is inconceivable.

 

It gets harder to imagine

me without you

as every day passes,

harder to imagine

you without me

as we get closer to the time

that it will be

day by day

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marigold
New Zealander
Published
Aug 21, 2016
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