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Have you ever fallen in love? I once did, sitting on top of a sand dune under the lights of the Fourth of July.                                          The water below                                          cast the reflection of beautiful chandeliers                                          bursting with color,                                          and as timeless as sand,                                          and yet my eyes were elsewhere -                                          capturing something unlike I'd ever seen. Have you ever fallen in love? I once did, laying on a couch as I held her, she turned to me and smiled; the chandeliers were bold and raucous as they decorated the sky of my mind, and the stars twinkled in the depths of her eyes - that memory since faded with time. Have you ever fallen in love? I once did, the pen in my hand gave birth to words and worlds made from my reflection like they were my children - and I had always feared impotency.                                                I created places I'd never seen,                                                but they were as real as sand,                                                and for a moment,                                                I felt like God:                                                watching from above                                                as my creations began to breathe. Have you ever fallen in love? I once did, living on a page of black and white, if I was God, she was an angel, and the song from her trumpet reminded me of the chandeliers I thought were lost in time. Have you ever fallen in love? I don't know if I ever have, but what I have is something that gives me a reason to be;                                                  Something beautiful                                                  and intricate                                                  like a chandelier                                                  whose glass was once                                                  nothing more                                                  than countless grains of sand.
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May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 4:34 PM UTC
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Have you ever fallen in love? I once did, sitting on top of a sand dune under the lights of the Fourth of July.                                          The water below                                          cast the reflection of beautiful chandeliers                                          bursting with color,                                          and as timeless as sand,                                          and yet my eyes were elsewhere -                                          capturing something unlike I'd ever seen. Have you ever fallen in love? I once did, laying on a couch as I held her, she turned to me and smiled; the chandeliers were bold and raucous as they decorated the sky of my mind, and the stars twinkled in the depths of her eyes - that memory since faded with time. Have you ever fallen in love? I once did, the pen in my hand gave birth to words and worlds made from my reflection like they were my children - and I had always feared impotency.                                                I created places I'd never seen,                                                but they were as real as sand,                                                and for a moment,                                                I felt like God:                                                watching from above                                                as my creations began to breathe. Have you ever fallen in love? I once did, living on a page of black and white, if I was God, she was an angel, and the song from her trumpet reminded me of the chandeliers I thought were lost in time. Have you ever fallen in love? I don't know if I ever have, but what I have is something that gives me a reason to be;                                                  Something beautiful                                                  and intricate                                                  like a chandelier                                                  whose glass was once                                                  nothing more                                                  than countless grains of sand.
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devin-lawrence
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May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 4:34 PM UTC
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