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the wolf and the moon

by kayanja-ronald-edwin

I hate that I fall in love, With you, That you are my friend, And dread the weirdness, If you said no Or yes, That I become lost, To how I would act I mean, I cast my thoughts Away from your glamouring smile The warm innocence in your eyes, From which I find delight, Of my reflection, Picking out snow dust, From your long and satin hair You dance, to a tune of a harp, Of the winds of youth, A heavenly bosom Lo, An angelic body, Peering through white cotton, Filmy to a mind's eye I hate to love, The way you lie, The brightest mind, Forever a master, In the chambers of my heart That my soul is to you, And so is this body To bleed as you please Why do I, Long for you? Do you even see me? Perhaps it is, in the stars, Where you hang as the moon, And I, Am the wolf, Howling, at your radiant beauty
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kayanja-ronald-edwin
25 / M
For You?
Written by
kayanja-ronald-edwin
25 / M
Published
Mar 4, 2017
Time
2m
Tags
#love#sad#friendzone
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