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Sparks

Are those sparks I see?

I think I’ve seen them before,

Those magical moments,

When life slows down

For you, and only you.

When possibilities of skipping heartbeats arise,

When breath fails you

When your eyes are locked

Hand entangled

And you are, finally, warm.

You wake up, though,

Only to find the company who cradled you,

Lost; like the sneaky night,

Which slipped away

Leaving you behind

For reality and the bitter world

To dawn upon you.

And it all happened behind shut eyes.

You were blinded by nature,

And you will be again.

Because it takes several sparks

Several tries and retries

To get a fire going.

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Feb 11, 2013
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