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Infatuation

This is a tricky game

Infatuation floods the chest

Instantly; but it isn’t water

Far too vast for that

It’s warm, syrupy and thick

Wreaking havoc and

Producing symptoms

Glazed eyes

Flushed cheeks

Formed through

Indulgent nights

Grinning

Giggling softly

Instead of sleeping

It all feels so good

Within your chest

You would never want to

Rid yourself of it

But infatuation is disorderly

Overwhelming and easily spread

A molasses mess of fantasy

Of everything you think you feel

Once those feelings

Curdle inside your chest

Into a hardened truth

You will not be able

To breathe

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molly-pendleton
American
Published
Nov 4, 2013
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