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i think i love you

I think I love you, you precious ****

Your every flaw, your every quirk

That painful glare, your disregard

Your comebacks when they’re cold and hard

 

I maybe love the way it stings

The times you tell me awful things

Your smile when it’s dripping pride

And disrespects the other side

 

When your conceit controls your vision

Exposing your sinful disposition

When you laugh, and it’s like a threat

A joke that only you can get

 

I think I love you and your ***** smirk

The way you lie like fixed clockwork

Your callused hands, your rough raw lips

Your wandering gaze, the way it slips

 

I just might love the way you boast

The way you yell, but still get close

Your abrasive touch, your shifting whims

Your deceptions, their countless victims

 

I could be wrong, I could be senseless

But within my heart I feel defenseless

There might be something wrong with me

But I truly love your flawed beauty.

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Written by
kirsten-nichole
American
Published
Mar 26, 2012
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