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Love let in.

Two lovers: tangled in words and sheets,

cower behind walls twelve feet high and deep.

 

Two lovers: lost in mazes of minds and

of bodies they only recently set free. 

Afraid of the fall inevitable.

 

Two lovers: and they can finally see

their desires are matched and are free.

 

I love you, one says,

And the other replies- breaking down 

walls she built twelve feet thick and high.

 

There's nothing left now,

but their two naked hearts,

their two exposed souls.

With their cracked an lovely parts-

Waiting to be written,

Waiting to be discovered.

 

Knowing all the while 

each holds the piece to a possible disaster. 

Because love once let in is not easily let out.

 

L E Dow 2012

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