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Bright lights from above

Seem to shine down when you smile and when you cry

Angels faeries and nymphs and elves come out of the warm oak wood floor.

They crawl into your covers, and onto your head, trying to make you love yourself again.

Their kisses heal any scars and their hands can warm the world's most frigid heart.

Free as can be they could be with anyone, even me.

Time and time again however they chose you and brush away your sins, comb out the kinks, and make your body, you.

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ben-rhoades
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Apr 15, 2013
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Inspired by romantic-style lit

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