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Seven seas away, waiting on a glimpse of a face Trying to keep busy with mundane things that do not intrigue or interest Closing my eyes and watching you as you sleep with your lips slightly parted I kiss them, you move, you know, you pull me towards yourself Your embrace keeps me warmer than the heat from a thousand suns Your pixelated smile on my laptop makes me happier than i possibly think anything can Wishing that the days would simply fly past without bothering me Or wishing that you would simply fly right into my arms As i wait here, thinking of times past Has it really been that long i ask myself? It feels like yesterday that i sat on you chair eating that omelette you cooked with loving care Talking my heart out, knowing not that someday i would walk into that room by myself, close my eyes tight and wish that you magically appeared when i open them But alas, my childlike mind still believes in miracles
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Jan 8, 2012
Jan 8, 2012 at 11:57 AM UTC
Seven Seas Away
Seven seas away, waiting on a glimpse of a face Trying to keep busy with mundane things that do not intrigue or interest Closing my eyes and watching you as you sleep with your lips slightly parted I kiss them, you move, you know, you pull me towards yourself Your embrace keeps me warmer than the heat from a thousand suns Your pixelated smile on my laptop makes me happier than i possibly think anything can Wishing that the days would simply fly past without bothering me Or wishing that you would simply fly right into my arms As i wait here, thinking of times past Has it really been that long i ask myself? It feels like yesterday that i sat on you chair eating that omelette you cooked with loving care Talking my heart out, knowing not that someday i would walk into that room by myself, close my eyes tight and wish that you magically appeared when i open them But alas, my childlike mind still believes in miracles
salil-panvalkar
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Jan 8, 2012
Jan 8, 2012 at 11:57 AM UTC
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