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If in one moment I could convey to you An eternity of my love's affirmation, if I could plant everblooming flowers in the places you have lied, fields of wildflowers formed in the shape of your prone body. Though far and wide lovers may stray across the vast horizon running, trying to catch the day; our hearts are carrier pigeons always flying back home to roost with each other. Why run, I say, saunter, glide like an eagle, though you fear you may stumble. I will send my kiss waltzing to you, So my lips might dance and twirl with yours. Venus glowing in the night sky is still there, though unseen during the day. So too my love remains in the depth of night it is a golden sun, in the glare of day it is a silver moon. From burning dreams, and nightmares, flames frozen in the clock face of the mind, Outside your head is the warmth I carry, through your open eyes I project this warmth, as my body in abscence. When we lie together, let us not speak, I will listen only to your breathing. All words will dry up, and we will communicate only with our bodies. Our minds will bend towards the singular goal, of pleasing each other.
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Sep 26, 2012
Sep 26, 2012 at 3:59 PM UTC
Pleasing Each Other
If in one moment I could convey to you An eternity of my love's affirmation, if I could plant everblooming flowers in the places you have lied, fields of wildflowers formed in the shape of your prone body. Though far and wide lovers may stray across the vast horizon running, trying to catch the day; our hearts are carrier pigeons always flying back home to roost with each other. Why run, I say, saunter, glide like an eagle, though you fear you may stumble. I will send my kiss waltzing to you, So my lips might dance and twirl with yours. Venus glowing in the night sky is still there, though unseen during the day. So too my love remains in the depth of night it is a golden sun, in the glare of day it is a silver moon. From burning dreams, and nightmares, flames frozen in the clock face of the mind, Outside your head is the warmth I carry, through your open eyes I project this warmth, as my body in abscence. When we lie together, let us not speak, I will listen only to your breathing. All words will dry up, and we will communicate only with our bodies. Our minds will bend towards the singular goal, of pleasing each other.
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Sep 26, 2012
Sep 26, 2012 at 3:59 PM UTC
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