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As I lie awake at this lonely hour I discover just how much you are to me. I can't sleep knowing that you are out there, Trying to reach goals that can never be reached. You work towards the impossible: Perfection. I long for your warm body beside mine And your gentle yet firm embrace that keeps me warm. You need sleep more than I, yet I am wrapped in my blankets while you continue to work. You don't realize that not only do I want you now, But I need you later. I need to know that you will live to see a lifetime after this. That you will not waste yourself now, and decay from the lack of daily rejuvenation your body is craving. You need to realize that I worry for you for us. I need my Preston more than I need anything else in the world. With every moment you lose sleep, I feel like I lose part of you. Please don't detach from me. You know I love you, more than anything else in existence. I die without you.
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Sep 10, 2013
Sep 10, 2013 at 4:51 AM UTC
Preston, Come Back to Bed
As I lie awake at this lonely hour I discover just how much you are to me. I can't sleep knowing that you are out there, Trying to reach goals that can never be reached. You work towards the impossible: Perfection. I long for your warm body beside mine And your gentle yet firm embrace that keeps me warm. You need sleep more than I, yet I am wrapped in my blankets while you continue to work. You don't realize that not only do I want you now, But I need you later. I need to know that you will live to see a lifetime after this. That you will not waste yourself now, and decay from the lack of daily rejuvenation your body is craving. You need to realize that I worry for you for us. I need my Preston more than I need anything else in the world. With every moment you lose sleep, I feel like I lose part of you. Please don't detach from me. You know I love you, more than anything else in existence. I die without you.
lynn-preston
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Sep 10, 2013
Sep 10, 2013 at 4:51 AM UTC
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