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Silent Disbelief

I touched her fingers to my lips and tasted her essence, her being. My better half, sometimes bitter half, whose love's been paid for by the passing of the years. A love that's been earned through the tiny tribulations that go noticed only by the watchful eyes of that life I swore to share. Upon my thoughts and actions are all her better parts, laid so deeply that even when away I can feel her tender loves impression upon me. A love that's time worn into the fabric of my soul, and clearly visible to all others who may interlope upon our lives. This creature, this being. Whose thoughts at times are so alien to my fractured life. That even when apart from myself, looking down, I am held in silent disbelief.
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michael-hughes
American
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Sep 9, 2010
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