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In My Hands I'd Hold You Gently

I wish you were a book then you'd be always by my side

Not eight hundred miles and a fourteen hour ride

In my hands I'd hold you gently caring ne'er to break your spine

I would gaze on you for hours, every word and every line

My fingers gently brush aside each page as they're read through

As if they were the golden locks that block your eyes from view

Whether saddened or enlightened or made laugh till I'm bright red

You'd become my happy place, hot chocolate and toasted bread

But even though I know books end and some are hardly true

There are books yet to be written

And this time my story's you

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Jun 10, 2013
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