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by tara-liz-driscoll

There are those you meet You've never laid eyes on them before But you feel that  you've always Been listening to their song Their banter Hearts that split you open And throw you off your own Imprint And you start to wonder If from now on This ink is permanent And when you start To fall into their eyes You feel like you could Trust your life to them You don't know why It's not logical And your mind starts; "This isn't real They're just like everyone else" Still you feel their feet tapping Inside your skin And their hands brushing away Your issues And your tissues tingle And don't give a damn Because it's such a perfect Moment Where the air is thin And cool and sharp And cuts like a laser Right to where there's Nothing but this And you find yourself Wanting to be everything That they are Whilst at the same time Knowing you already are And you can't decide Which is more beautiful Their bone structure Or Their quirky knee-hopping And you know for now It's a perfect, transparent Irreplaceable moment When you want for nothing more.
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Written by
tara-liz-driscoll
F / LA
For You?
Written by
tara-liz-driscoll
F / LA
Published
Jul 31, 2017
Time
3m
Notes

The guileless feeling of innocent heart space......the frequency of human beings when they resonate, the limitless variations of love in all it's magical forms...The freedom of unconditional love

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#love#trust#laser#ink#imprint#bonestructure#banter#feet#tapping
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