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Jun 2012
Do you remember how we met

In that dark room, our own vignette

Your words were always faint

My motions dawned in deep restraint


Do you remember how we met

Behind closed eyes please don’t forget

I shivered at your hand, gently

Each movement shocked me differently


Do you remember how we met

Alone, broken, passions unmet

Escaping through our skin we sung

Closed off from the world, just body, and tongue
I feel like the greater majority of our experiences with love or just experimentation at a young age went on at parties and it was always this horribly magical thing that just surrounded our senses and made us feel completely invincible and fragile at the same time.
Written by
William Durham
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