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anyone

by lizz-baughn

"You could have anyone," They said, "You're funny and beautiful and sexy, You could have anyone you want," They said. (Anyone but the one I want.) And my soul wants him, Needs him, yearns for him, Battering away inside me, An endless hunger, Insatiable and aching. He could have me, Body, mind and soul, But he's afraid to fail me While I'm afraid to go too long Without hearing his voice. "Start seeing people," They said. "You could meet someone, have fun. You don't want to be alone," They said. But alone is without him, Alone is the emptiness, That feeling that I'm missing, When I want to say "I love you" And he isn't there to hear it. "Anyone," They said. But not THE one. The one I want. I could have anyone, but him.
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Published
May 12, 2013
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