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Eternity

I don't just want tomorrow  And I don't want a couple hours away  I don't want years that fly by  Or days that don't  Or seconds that won't  I want the smell of second hand smoke  and coffee to swim amongst sun lit mornings I want to taste the evening on your lips  And lay  Skin to skin Until midnight passes with each exhale  Towards the tide and away from the unwillingness of a winters dawn Rolling amongst the purring mist of late nights and early mornings To sleep atop the tongue of spring and give in into the scent of summers seduction  You are tomorrow  And you are a couple hours away  The years that fly by  Or days that don't  Or seconds that won't  I want you An entirety  Of your eternity.
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