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what a sight, we see, when, with eyes, wide open we love someone; from the place of truth, in our hearts. it is, beauty incomparable, enigmatic, eccentric, sometimes unbearable. it is, a labyrinth unravelled, a road yet travelled, a sojourn for sighing soul. it is, awe inspiring, death, defying hope. it is, kindness and patience, a forbearing of ill will. it is, awkward and uncomfortable and the revealing of family secrets. it is, showing up, showing off, antics, awesome and terrible. and hell's bell's, ringing out the doomed damnation, of carefree days and liver destroying nights. it is, heaven, when, you know the love that is. but remains unspoken. it is, every aspect of daily life, given extra, shine and polish it is, ever forgiving strife true love is life and life is love. the other stuff, mere, broken tokens, spilled upon cobblestones.
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May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 8:46 AM UTC
forever polishing my heart
what a sight, we see, when, with eyes, wide open we love someone; from the place of truth, in our hearts. it is, beauty incomparable, enigmatic, eccentric, sometimes unbearable. it is, a labyrinth unravelled, a road yet travelled, a sojourn for sighing soul. it is, awe inspiring, death, defying hope. it is, kindness and patience, a forbearing of ill will. it is, awkward and uncomfortable and the revealing of family secrets. it is, showing up, showing off, antics, awesome and terrible. and hell's bell's, ringing out the doomed damnation, of carefree days and liver destroying nights. it is, heaven, when, you know the love that is. but remains unspoken. it is, every aspect of daily life, given extra, shine and polish it is, ever forgiving strife true love is life and life is love. the other stuff, mere, broken tokens, spilled upon cobblestones.
for ben, always for ben. you have been a quiet hero this past week my love... and so this is my gift for you.
betterdays
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F/Australian
May 16, 2014
May 16, 2014 at 8:46 AM UTC
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