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Calling at York

by charlotte-jro

The way he looks at her and she looks at him makes love look so effortless. He doesn’t even notice how he is leaning in – towards her. And how her arm is intertwined around his so tightly; with such a devoted glint of comfort and familiarity. I hope you're on the same train. Making the aftermath of falling easy, the complexity simply luminescent. Almost allowing me to feel light. My heart had its fair share of lightness, brightness – heavy now but the smiles, the laughter; It makes me feel as if perhaps that is what I yearn for in The End. But will I ever find happiness if I'm overflowing with joy? Because the Melancholy of a platform sliding out-of-mind, with You standing there debating the tangles in your shoelaces warms up my equally tangled, Masochistic heart. Because that is not granted for me (us). Not the handholding nor the scent of your hair when it’s 5 a.m. and your arms are knotted around my waist and we waste the day, the days, days in my bed. Oh, yes (please). No. I can't get that. I remind myself: "I don't need that." I step onto the platform. I mind the gap. I dare do much But I cannot dare to trip, stumble, and fall. For You. (I already have.)
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Feb 27, 2017
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