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When morning comes I want to see you next to me I want to watch the whispers of dawn As they wave away the night sky The semblance of hope as the sun rises Your arms around my waist In a kind embrace Portraying the artistry of illusion But illusion works The pseudo nemesis The fracture of earth Faults rubbing against each other Earthquakes that construct When morning comes I want to see you next to me I want to watch your first smile As they wave away night's pain Your legs around my ankles The hair on my skin rises Attracted ions of energy Depicting our chemistry Formulas that can't be written In equations and laws Newton's laws disavowed And Einstein weeps My science is you And you are my Armageddon The end of everything I've striven to achieve But when morning comes Will my past hours dictate Your existence? Will my soul fall into harmony With your sensuality? Morning inevitably comes And I am never ready.
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Aug 2, 2016
Aug 2, 2016 at 4:14 AM UTC
Procrastination of Love
When morning comes I want to see you next to me I want to watch the whispers of dawn As they wave away the night sky The semblance of hope as the sun rises Your arms around my waist In a kind embrace Portraying the artistry of illusion But illusion works The pseudo nemesis The fracture of earth Faults rubbing against each other Earthquakes that construct When morning comes I want to see you next to me I want to watch your first smile As they wave away night's pain Your legs around my ankles The hair on my skin rises Attracted ions of energy Depicting our chemistry Formulas that can't be written In equations and laws Newton's laws disavowed And Einstein weeps My science is you And you are my Armageddon The end of everything I've striven to achieve But when morning comes Will my past hours dictate Your existence? Will my soul fall into harmony With your sensuality? Morning inevitably comes And I am never ready.
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Aug 2, 2016
Aug 2, 2016 at 4:14 AM UTC
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