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I couldn't call dibs on your heart Since I didn't love you at the start I fought the ropes that pulled Within me; to feel more than I Ever have; a hunger grew Within me; for any minute Any second around you, This thirst was different Than I ever knew, Never wanted someone Because I didn't want To ever have to let go Always cutting ties Before they'd anchor Me down to earth, For your smile; your mirth I'd mercilessly **** But you had the last word to say Who you belonged to, I never prayed this hard, To quell the ugliness of jealousy, But it's there like weeds I have to pull up everyday Yet from this I can't get away; You're someone else's And I must understand I'll never be with you Unless it was a dream; And even then I cannot For as you know I never do; Hope he knows what he's got, He may one day not have any Material possessions; But he's got the greatest Single valuable on earth; Your love... © okpoet
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Jan 14, 2013
Jan 14, 2013 at 1:17 AM UTC
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I couldn't call dibs on your heart Since I didn't love you at the start I fought the ropes that pulled Within me; to feel more than I Ever have; a hunger grew Within me; for any minute Any second around you, This thirst was different Than I ever knew, Never wanted someone Because I didn't want To ever have to let go Always cutting ties Before they'd anchor Me down to earth, For your smile; your mirth I'd mercilessly **** But you had the last word to say Who you belonged to, I never prayed this hard, To quell the ugliness of jealousy, But it's there like weeds I have to pull up everyday Yet from this I can't get away; You're someone else's And I must understand I'll never be with you Unless it was a dream; And even then I cannot For as you know I never do; Hope he knows what he's got, He may one day not have any Material possessions; But he's got the greatest Single valuable on earth; Your love... © okpoet
nestor-david-armas
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Jan 14, 2013
Jan 14, 2013 at 1:17 AM UTC
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