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A Dark Night and A Fireplace

Listen close, dear, lean in close.

Learn the song of the crackling fire.

Your eyelids are heavy;

Let them fall.

Breathe.

Slip away into the sweetest dreams

One could ever dream.

You can let go of my hand if you want to;

I'll still be here in the morning.

Lean your head on me, darling,

And allow your mind to travel

To all those places we wish to visit

Someday.

I'll lie here and do the same.

I'll close my eyes and

If we're lucky,

We'll see eachother soon.

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zaskia-natalie-villa
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Published
Feb 15, 2013
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