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Marble statues seem so solemn And comparatively less still than us As in the calm 11 o'clock evening We are half adrift Sleeping drunken off each others' presence What is love if it is not being Curled into the curve of your arm And just being? I can hardly remember the dark days from this view I can hardly remember not having you The heartbreak, when Feeling lost never felt so good as feeling found. I belong here In the warmth of a summer night tucked into you More than I've ever belonged in a place or time Or ever will
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Jul 20, 2016
Jul 20, 2016 at 3:13 AM UTC
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Marble statues seem so solemn And comparatively less still than us As in the calm 11 o'clock evening We are half adrift Sleeping drunken off each others' presence What is love if it is not being Curled into the curve of your arm And just being? I can hardly remember the dark days from this view I can hardly remember not having you The heartbreak, when Feeling lost never felt so good as feeling found. I belong here In the warmth of a summer night tucked into you More than I've ever belonged in a place or time Or ever will
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Jul 20, 2016 at 3:13 AM UTC
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