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Afraid I am to lose myself in you, Yet so bold and brash I am to love, So tempting it is to pivot quick and run, Or flee on winged arm of dove. So careful I am with where I place my heart, So cautious you are in how it's held, No use it is, to pull myself back, To you, I find myself wholly compelled. In you, I find fragments of myself, Lost forever, I had thought for so long, In the crook of your elbow, I sleep, And I know that it's where I belong.
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Mar 12, 2010
Mar 12, 2010 at 7:10 AM UTC
Afraid I am to lose myself in you.
Afraid I am to lose myself in you, Yet so bold and brash I am to love, So tempting it is to pivot quick and run, Or flee on winged arm of dove. So careful I am with where I place my heart, So cautious you are in how it's held, No use it is, to pull myself back, To you, I find myself wholly compelled. In you, I find fragments of myself, Lost forever, I had thought for so long, In the crook of your elbow, I sleep, And I know that it's where I belong.
(c) Joy Vanasse, 2009.
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Mar 12, 2010
Mar 12, 2010 at 7:10 AM UTC
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