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My little words of gratitude.

I know I don't tell you enough, that you sustain me and allow me to breathe. You are my shepherds warning and the peck on my cheek goodnight. Your the heartening wholesome warmth at the rear of my mind. Your arms are a welcoming sunrise after the night is endless, and an immortal nightmare has descended. I take you for granted like my drawn breath, In the same way I know one second without you would result, in instant death. You let me put my head on your shoulder, when sticky shadows engrave themselves like tattoos on my skin and leave a trail to follow that is the ugly stench of my sin. I am forever indebted to you, for your constant stream of faith Even when the firmest believers, suitcases in hand wordlessly have fled the state. I offer you my little words of gratitude, though I know it will never be enough to the love that you've  bestowed on me. The love I did not earn yet you gave, as you picked me up and dusted me down and sent me out to believe.
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Aug 27, 2013
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