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I lay dreaming, stretching, sleeping .

You beside, fall into me

Weeping.

 

Now I'm rousing,

Sore and drowsy,

I pull you close as you sigh loudly:

 

"How long will you love me,

Before it's all too much?

Because I fear I may lose myself

In the rhythm of your touch.

And I know you don't like promises,

Expectations and their weight...

And I don't really either,

But what if this is fate?"

 

Toes tangled in cotton,

Egyptian clean white,

Your tears falling silent

As stars in the night.

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samantha-18
Published
Mar 23, 2018
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I know you fear you'll lose it if you soften your grip, but you will suffocate it if you hold any harder

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