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by lady-elle

We are such opposites, you and I Yet somehow we've woven ourselves into this web You are a tsunami Yet I am simply the ebb Differences so evident, it's almost insulting Your ink-stained arms push up against my bare, ivory chest You are so clearly you While I am only somewhat me, at best So many places you've been While I've been sitting here all the while Circumstances should have told us both "No!" But that word disappears completely as you smile So much knowledge I've gained While you don't bother with reading You are always content with the simplest things But I yearn immensely for things I'm not really needing Your smoke-filled room meets my untouched lungs Your devilish ways engulf my virgin essence We can only meet briefly, and so rarely it feels Your absence is like Christmas without presents I snicker when you sigh, laugh when you cry I'm through with rest, yet you sit as I stand I lay myself down just as you rise My ghostly form next to your harsh skin, perfectly tanned Your breast was hollow once Long before me and you, we, became us But mine was overflowing with love That the Heavens knew was meant for you, I undoubtedly trust They, all of them out there, may not understand Your roughness and ruggedness holding my soft and clean hands But I do not care about their worries or remarks Because we are separate people, but one in our hearts
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Written by
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May 14, 2013
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