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God I miss him, I miss the days of old. I can taste it. It tasted like a windy summer night. Where the waxing gibbous moon was radiating; Lighting up the cloudless night and then reflecting on the surface of my heart. Where every small movement of he makes – with his lips, hands and fingers caused ripples. They were exaggerated in the best way possible. It tasted like a cold autumn night; Like the golden, sweet and sticky honey; drizzled over warm waffles and a hot cup of rose tea. Where the waxing gibbous moon was glowing; Glowing through my curtains then onto my mirror, casting a reflection on my bed. Where he lies all day, Waiting for me to return from reality – to where I truly belong.   Where we waltzed with stars and I slide down the Milky Way right into his arms. I am a nefelibata.
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May 8, 2017
May 8, 2017 at 10:04 AM UTC
Nefelibata
God I miss him, I miss the days of old. I can taste it. It tasted like a windy summer night. Where the waxing gibbous moon was radiating; Lighting up the cloudless night and then reflecting on the surface of my heart. Where every small movement of he makes – with his lips, hands and fingers caused ripples. They were exaggerated in the best way possible. It tasted like a cold autumn night; Like the golden, sweet and sticky honey; drizzled over warm waffles and a hot cup of rose tea. Where the waxing gibbous moon was glowing; Glowing through my curtains then onto my mirror, casting a reflection on my bed. Where he lies all day, Waiting for me to return from reality – to where I truly belong.   Where we waltzed with stars and I slide down the Milky Way right into his arms. I am a nefelibata.
This is a true recount of my feelings for someone. I have an obsession with a moon, stars and whatever that is in the universe/ outer space. I often feel inspired by when I see the moon. From my room, I have a clear view of the moonlit sky and it feels very comforting. Honor
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May 8, 2017
May 8, 2017 at 10:04 AM UTC
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