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Walking alone was something that I’d been used to, Little did I know, That I would come across you, And your glow. You creeped into my mind, I could feel your presence growing, I was becoming blind, My imagination was overflowing. I craved to feel your breath on my skin, And intertwine our fingers, Seeing you grin, Disappeared everything that once lingered. I’d never been a schemer, And that might have been just a dream, But I’d always been an excellent dreamer, Not knowing things might not appear as what they seem.
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Dec 19, 2018
Dec 19, 2018 at 4:22 PM UTC
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Walking alone was something that I’d been used to, Little did I know, That I would come across you, And your glow. You creeped into my mind, I could feel your presence growing, I was becoming blind, My imagination was overflowing. I craved to feel your breath on my skin, And intertwine our fingers, Seeing you grin, Disappeared everything that once lingered. I’d never been a schemer, And that might have been just a dream, But I’d always been an excellent dreamer, Not knowing things might not appear as what they seem.
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Dec 19, 2018
Dec 19, 2018 at 4:22 PM UTC
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