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and did neither of us falter

she was the definition of not quite there yet there all the same she wore frills and colors when her mind was set on success she was unconventional beauty effortlessly wandering through his brainwaves and to his heartstrings she kissed and told him she loved him they filled eachother with promises kept forever and never did they harbour a secret in their hearts which were torn each in a unique way and each readily sought to mend the other she shook when she was nervous yet tremors hadnt bothered her like so many times before before he was there before she felt his arms around her before her heart skipped a beat when she felt his soul touch hers light eminated life luminated she gave herself to him mind and body readiness and wonder limited exploration with all greedy eyes and hands and lips touch proved fatal to the innocence a stare held more than three thousand words spoken with fluidity or meaning ever could a stare into eyes like stars like amethyst like rainfall a stare that stroked the heart that stormed the brain they who walked on planets hand in hand never blinded by opression or ignorance arrogance or falsehood but by love and love alone he who would give her infinity and she who would embrace it clarity can be found in the most tenebrous abyss
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emily-kane-elmore
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Written by
emily-kane-elmore
American
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Apr 25, 2013
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