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You are the Familiar A caress on my shoulder Warm breath on my neck Soft kisses on my lips You come to me in pieces Visions That leave me perplexed and estranged I close my eyes and I see you But the message is jumbled The path, unclear I open my eyes And I can't remember your face Or your name I just remember your absence I remember the hollow feeling in my gut the way my heart aches the constant pitter patter through my mind always there, ever reminding You haunt my waking hours I crave for you long for you obsession bordering on insanity When I sleep All becomes clear The knowledge pours in I can piece together a millennia of loving you But then I awake and you retreat into the mist my fingers passing through your hair like ripples in a stream and as you came, so you will remain Like a dream you were to me and whether it was one night a couple months, or 6 ******* years you are still a mystery to me
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Jan 2, 2018
Jan 2, 2018 at 11:15 PM UTC
You are the Familiar
You are the Familiar A caress on my shoulder Warm breath on my neck Soft kisses on my lips You come to me in pieces Visions That leave me perplexed and estranged I close my eyes and I see you But the message is jumbled The path, unclear I open my eyes And I can't remember your face Or your name I just remember your absence I remember the hollow feeling in my gut the way my heart aches the constant pitter patter through my mind always there, ever reminding You haunt my waking hours I crave for you long for you obsession bordering on insanity When I sleep All becomes clear The knowledge pours in I can piece together a millennia of loving you But then I awake and you retreat into the mist my fingers passing through your hair like ripples in a stream and as you came, so you will remain Like a dream you were to me and whether it was one night a couple months, or 6 ******* years you are still a mystery to me
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25/M/Brooklyn
Jan 2, 2018
Jan 2, 2018 at 11:15 PM UTC
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