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You sit only inches from me. Every right turn's tragic momentum Theatrically lunges you closer to me. The smallest points of your elbow Lightly brisk the top of my memory. The tickle sends a shivering pulse Between the blades of my back. The knot of my neck is hardly strong, But weakness has fled from my head. The feelings emerged are nothing new, But my feelings submerge about you. Wondering how well you know me, But how much more you know my friend. The compassion of trust to a friend, Verse the pressure of lust to a trend. The car stops, my place is on the left.
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 12:32 AM UTC
You in the Backseat
You sit only inches from me. Every right turn's tragic momentum Theatrically lunges you closer to me. The smallest points of your elbow Lightly brisk the top of my memory. The tickle sends a shivering pulse Between the blades of my back. The knot of my neck is hardly strong, But weakness has fled from my head. The feelings emerged are nothing new, But my feelings submerge about you. Wondering how well you know me, But how much more you know my friend. The compassion of trust to a friend, Verse the pressure of lust to a trend. The car stops, my place is on the left.
andrewstarosta
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Jan 9, 2015
Jan 9, 2015 at 12:32 AM UTC
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