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Pose a question that requires imminent answer Repeat enough times until it has lost its meaning Flipping a coin to decide if to look for love if to stay to live, or leave to die Mutter an answer with subtle silence Repeat enough times until it has lost its meaning Pacing inside the agony to find a feeling lost to take and lose, or give and gain **Reciprocity is the gravity the equal but opposite force Holding together yet tearing apart Ending with a shiver but never start** While we are sitting in this snow-filled room Soft clouds grazing in the sky following a gentle breeze I look up and we are already dying I look down and you are no longer crying ten seconds later ten minutes later ten months later ten years later Till forever lasting the soft touch in fuzzy motion distorts true intention Repeat enough times until it has lost its meaning Repeat enough times until it has lost its meaning To love or be loved Why not both?
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Oct 24, 2011
Oct 24, 2011 at 12:02 AM UTC
Repetition
Pose a question that requires imminent answer Repeat enough times until it has lost its meaning Flipping a coin to decide if to look for love if to stay to live, or leave to die Mutter an answer with subtle silence Repeat enough times until it has lost its meaning Pacing inside the agony to find a feeling lost to take and lose, or give and gain **Reciprocity is the gravity the equal but opposite force Holding together yet tearing apart Ending with a shiver but never start** While we are sitting in this snow-filled room Soft clouds grazing in the sky following a gentle breeze I look up and we are already dying I look down and you are no longer crying ten seconds later ten minutes later ten months later ten years later Till forever lasting the soft touch in fuzzy motion distorts true intention Repeat enough times until it has lost its meaning Repeat enough times until it has lost its meaning To love or be loved Why not both?
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Oct 24, 2011
Oct 24, 2011 at 12:02 AM UTC
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