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Our love is an ocean and I'm drowning

I’ll love you as long as the sea is blue

I remember smiling and leaning into his arms

They anchored me to the world as we watched the waves crash on the shore

Ignoring the calls of the gulls and itch of the sand between my toes

I replied without thinking, just sure of the bond between us in a way

I’d never been sure of anything

Then I’ll love you as deep as the sea

He smiled and hugged me a little tighter in reply

And I thought that I had found it

On the beach of my childhood, my true home

I started to believe in true love

 

The day we said good bye I drove to the beach

As my chest cracked itself open to pour out

Everything we had been

Into the storm of my tears and the wild wind that battered my car

When I got there the wind had whipped even the sand into a frothy fury

I found our place, by the little cove and fallen tree

It wasn't home without his arms around me

 

I watched the angry grey waves batter the sand

Overwhelmed by the complete expanse of churning water before me

The depths in the distance were nearly black and capped in lacy foam

As the brewing storm incited the sea

The ever deep stormy grey sea

 

I thought my heart broke then

but I couldn't be sure, it was with him

Instead, I drove home alone

Knowing only fools thought love could last

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annabel-lee
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Dec 7, 2013
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