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I cannot imagine myself, I mean the voice with whom I speak who both doubt and believe (in me) I cannot imagine that self without you. your silence a symphony your words a philosophy carefully constructed behind the brown iris and white wash of your eyes. I cannot imagine my life without you beside me your touch one of pure silk your heartbeat one with the ocean waves crashing against the shore I can still feel you staring at me and that self doesn't want to believe (at least not on this particular day) it's worthy of whatever good you see. yet here you are, in all your quiet thunder humbling me with each individual breath. I cannot imagine myself because as much as i have wrestled and pondered this inevitable truth it grew more clear with every struggle. I cannot imagine myself Without you The boy who once wore a silly brown coat even in the summer Who now only wears my heart upon his sleeves
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Nov 6, 2017
Nov 6, 2017 at 10:01 PM UTC
Ode to the Boy in the Brown Coat
I cannot imagine myself, I mean the voice with whom I speak who both doubt and believe (in me) I cannot imagine that self without you. your silence a symphony your words a philosophy carefully constructed behind the brown iris and white wash of your eyes. I cannot imagine my life without you beside me your touch one of pure silk your heartbeat one with the ocean waves crashing against the shore I can still feel you staring at me and that self doesn't want to believe (at least not on this particular day) it's worthy of whatever good you see. yet here you are, in all your quiet thunder humbling me with each individual breath. I cannot imagine myself because as much as i have wrestled and pondered this inevitable truth it grew more clear with every struggle. I cannot imagine myself Without you The boy who once wore a silly brown coat even in the summer Who now only wears my heart upon his sleeves
MonsterInsideMe
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Nov 6, 2017
Nov 6, 2017 at 10:01 PM UTC
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