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till the hands of our clock intertwine

by jaanamj

i wonder how these love poems fade, slither like snakes from my mumbly mouth and into your soft ears. you are ten thousand miles away. and i wake up to your midnight, but there is no smoother sound than your wholesome hearty voice whispering "what's for breakfast?" there is no time. for when you are tired - sweat dripping from your small forehead - it is time for the wind to pull me out the door. so rest, little dove close your eyes. you know so little of how deeply mine heart cries.
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Written by
jaanamj
Azerbaijani
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Written by
jaanamj
Azerbaijani
Published
Oct 14, 2016
Lines·Words
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to my far-flung fluffer nugget.

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#love#relationship#rhyme#distance#ldr#longdistance#lovepoem#internalrhyme
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