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The time it would take to grow a child within me,

We've spent growing a child between us:

This love that continued to grow,

That  began like a tiny cell inside the twinkle of my eye,

And endured a cold winter, an even colder summer,

Months without the food of your eyes,

The water of your touch;

That blossomed the next winter,

On Christmas like a child,

And sprung, green and ready, in the spring.

 

Oh, but do we reap what we sow?

9 months later-

Your eyes are the color of chocolate,

Sweet and warm,

And they tell me without words,

That you love me.

I have learned your love is uncondtional.

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Dec 30, 2013
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