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He is the creator of wishes stirring wants inside my head, And a need to bring every burning star to their death. He is the bringer of butterflies to this barren, lonely sky. I watch them dip and dive, around my stomach and in my mind. He is a sunflower, a lotus; beautifully strong, yet delicate My alstroemeria, my orchid; I want to linger in your scent. He is the hope that buzzes in a jar, like a single fly; The only thing the curiosity of Pandora left behind. He is the brazen smile, emblazoned in silvery moonlight. The one who pulls my tides; when I'm low he makes me high. He is an ocean of music whose waves fill the air, I'll float away on a heavy swell, carried by his gentle care. He is a tree that will support me as I climb up to the moon, Then I'll swim to Neptune, where I'll dream of meeting him soon. I am lost inside of illusions conjured by a Pisces mind; Though I haven't felt so real- so alive, in the longest of times. -SLuR
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 7:55 PM UTC
Sweet, beautiful boy.
He is the creator of wishes stirring wants inside my head, And a need to bring every burning star to their death. He is the bringer of butterflies to this barren, lonely sky. I watch them dip and dive, around my stomach and in my mind. He is a sunflower, a lotus; beautifully strong, yet delicate My alstroemeria, my orchid; I want to linger in your scent. He is the hope that buzzes in a jar, like a single fly; The only thing the curiosity of Pandora left behind. He is the brazen smile, emblazoned in silvery moonlight. The one who pulls my tides; when I'm low he makes me high. He is an ocean of music whose waves fill the air, I'll float away on a heavy swell, carried by his gentle care. He is a tree that will support me as I climb up to the moon, Then I'll swim to Neptune, where I'll dream of meeting him soon. I am lost inside of illusions conjured by a Pisces mind; Though I haven't felt so real- so alive, in the longest of times. -SLuR
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 7:55 PM UTC
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