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Collide

I rise,

compelled by your stare.

Those sparkling blue eyes,

the most beautiful things I have ever seen,

command my every move.

Anchored to the ground by the strain of my toes,

I could easily rise higher,

floating away in a giggling bliss.

 

You make quick work of the space between us,

dispelling the nothingness that tries to keep us apart.

A trail permanently burns into my skin

where your hands had traveled before resting on my hips.

The warmth of your body,

fueled by a quickening pulse,

becomes my new life source.

No longer will I need to breathe

with you breathing,

existing,

for the both of us.

 

I rise,

compelled by your stare.

You step in,

drawn to my confidence.

You and I,

collide.

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taylor-1
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Published
Aug 21, 2012
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