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Pressed against And blackened since, Eyes meet lips meet love. But when used so loosely, She sends, "Choose me" Happy? Don't look up... Caressed again, And lacking since, Eyes met lips made love, But when used so confusedly He don't choose, but Happily asks, "Did we just make love?" Walking behind that boy, Was me-not bad, One beautiful then sad One more fierce than sad... If pain is a factor And loss is a gain. If pain is a factor And loss is a gain. She's dressed again And packing since, Eyes made lips made love, But when used so lucidly, She don't choose him. Happily, she says, "You know, this ain't love!" Walking behind that girl, Was me-not bad, One more beautiful, then sad One more fierce than sad. If pain is a factor, And loss is a gain. If pain is a factor, And loss is a gain... If pain is a factor, And loss is a gain... Then love as a constant, Is exactly the same.
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Sep 8, 2010
Sep 8, 2010 at 7:21 PM UTC
Love as a Constant
Pressed against And blackened since, Eyes meet lips meet love. But when used so loosely, She sends, "Choose me" Happy? Don't look up... Caressed again, And lacking since, Eyes met lips made love, But when used so confusedly He don't choose, but Happily asks, "Did we just make love?" Walking behind that boy, Was me-not bad, One beautiful then sad One more fierce than sad... If pain is a factor And loss is a gain. If pain is a factor And loss is a gain. She's dressed again And packing since, Eyes made lips made love, But when used so lucidly, She don't choose him. Happily, she says, "You know, this ain't love!" Walking behind that girl, Was me-not bad, One more beautiful, then sad One more fierce than sad. If pain is a factor, And loss is a gain. If pain is a factor, And loss is a gain... If pain is a factor, And loss is a gain... Then love as a constant, Is exactly the same.
a song I wrote circa 2004 from a poem I wrote circa 1994
keith-ren
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Sep 8, 2010
Sep 8, 2010 at 7:21 PM UTC
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