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Your Girl

by blueberrykindofday

I've always wanted to be your girl. I thought I knew what would come with it. But I didn't. I wasn't prepared. I didn't know. I didn't know about the homemade coffee. The coffee that warms me up from the inside. The coffee that says to me, "I'll never stop taking care of you." I didn't know about the driveway. The driveway that makes my heart sink every time I roll out of it because there's not a guarantee that I'll see your eyes on mine again. The driveway that says to me, "I bet you miss him already." I didn't know about the hands. The hands that hold my head up for me when I'm not strong enough to do it on my own. The hands that say to me, "I'll never let go of you." But I did know your love would hit me the hardest. I knew that by pressing your lungs into mine, you would draw life into me once again. And you did. You are my life, my love, my happiness. And I am your girl.
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