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Hold me

by Friendwithherpen

Hold me! Let me pour my weight onto you! Hold me steadily. I need not tell you the weight I carry. Open up to me, leave me a space to bury my fears. They are getting stronger by the minute. Stand frame so I can lean on you. Stand tall so I won’t string. Hold me, the whole me. Leave no room for fears and doubts to creeps in. Feel my weight and let them melt like butter under the sun. Hold me tight so I don’t feel any cold and loneliness. Be my host, be my guidance. Let me feel the presence of ten thousand to chase the loneliness away. Hold me gently. Let me feel thousand kisses from the sun, the moon, and stars. Dip me into a bath of honey, let my skin be saturated with it sweetness and gold essence. Hold me and never let go. Hold me, let me be a tree, let me channel the energy from the trees. Up above the sky are my leaves, my hair, my ori being blessed by the sun. I channeling my inner most power from the sky that transfer down to my roots,my feet, my paths. Hold me and don’t let go! Sink in with me, let the electric that is wired in our veins synchronize. They are telling! Hold me! Hold me will you? Can you feel it? Can you feel my heart beating!? Take me, take me to the sunflower garden, let me lay flat on my back and let the sunshine on my face and my heart. Can you see them smiling? Can you see the smile of the flowers? I think the flowers  are smiling at me and my heart smiles back.
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Friendwithherpen
24 / F / Northampton MA
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Written by
Friendwithherpen
24 / F / Northampton MA
Published
May 12, 2019
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