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I want to be loved for one night, then I shall be content in isolation, comfortable in the lack of weight on the other side of the bed. One night, to be kissed brand-new by foreign lips; a familiar fear as she leaves her dress on the chair, and our inhibitions on the floor. Absence of physical touch, heard words; no tangible proof I exist, or should exist at all. I miss the fatigue. Brief sensation, some energy - our collective heat; the way we sweat beneath the sheets. The way you need to call out to me. I have not heard my name in weeks. I want to be loved for one night, then I can return to pollute these pages with something beyond conjecture, something worth holding on to.
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 4:49 PM UTC
Human Touch
I want to be loved for one night, then I shall be content in isolation, comfortable in the lack of weight on the other side of the bed. One night, to be kissed brand-new by foreign lips; a familiar fear as she leaves her dress on the chair, and our inhibitions on the floor. Absence of physical touch, heard words; no tangible proof I exist, or should exist at all. I miss the fatigue. Brief sensation, some energy - our collective heat; the way we sweat beneath the sheets. The way you need to call out to me. I have not heard my name in weeks. I want to be loved for one night, then I can return to pollute these pages with something beyond conjecture, something worth holding on to.
Another 10 minute poem. Will sit down properly at some point soon hopefully.
Edward-Coles
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26/M/English
Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 4:49 PM UTC
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