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I wish I could pause time, for then, if I spent eternity by your side, held close by your hands, I’d finally get enough of your intoxicating self. Or I’d spend a hundred years becoming the perfection you deserve, so when you opened your eyes, you’d see me kneeling with the ring, that shines not with light but as a reflection of your essence. Maybe then, I’d feel your arms drape over my shoulders, my hands along your waist as we sway with the rhythm of our unspoken chemistry. Or maybe, I’d spend the first eternity admiring your eyes, and the second lost in the phenomenon known as your ethereal gaze— something no lens could frame, only admired.
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Feb 26, 2025
Feb 26, 2025 at 6:07 PM UTC
the hypocrisy of time
I wish I could pause time, for then, if I spent eternity by your side, held close by your hands, I’d finally get enough of your intoxicating self. Or I’d spend a hundred years becoming the perfection you deserve, so when you opened your eyes, you’d see me kneeling with the ring, that shines not with light but as a reflection of your essence. Maybe then, I’d feel your arms drape over my shoulders, my hands along your waist as we sway with the rhythm of our unspoken chemistry. Or maybe, I’d spend the first eternity admiring your eyes, and the second lost in the phenomenon known as your ethereal gaze— something no lens could frame, only admired.
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Feb 26, 2025
Feb 26, 2025 at 6:07 PM UTC
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