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You make my heart fly like it's still whole, like the bones in my wings aren't brittle and broken and these palpatations actually follow some sort of a beat. Like maybe my feathers are still beautiful, even though I've made a habit out of flying too close to the sun. Suddenly, it's heat just warms my skin, and now I'm glowing. Instead of bursting into flames. You burn me from the inside out, but it's a comfortable energy. You play my strings so delicately, I feed off the vibrations. You make me feel like a song, that missed a beat, but found it just in time for the crescendo. And now I'm playing on like nothing bad has ever happened in my life. Just like a Dali painting -- Beautiful and ugly and brilliant and no one's sure exactly what it means... But you're the artist, and in your eyes, every stroke makes sense and I'm perfection.
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Feb 7, 2011
Feb 7, 2011 at 11:54 AM UTC
Sentimental Similes and Accolades of Affection
You make my heart fly like it's still whole, like the bones in my wings aren't brittle and broken and these palpatations actually follow some sort of a beat. Like maybe my feathers are still beautiful, even though I've made a habit out of flying too close to the sun. Suddenly, it's heat just warms my skin, and now I'm glowing. Instead of bursting into flames. You burn me from the inside out, but it's a comfortable energy. You play my strings so delicately, I feed off the vibrations. You make me feel like a song, that missed a beat, but found it just in time for the crescendo. And now I'm playing on like nothing bad has ever happened in my life. Just like a Dali painting -- Beautiful and ugly and brilliant and no one's sure exactly what it means... But you're the artist, and in your eyes, every stroke makes sense and I'm perfection.
© February 7th, 2011 Moriah Jean For Bryant, It's just how you make me feel. And for # 2 on the 100 themes challenge, which is love.
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Feb 7, 2011
Feb 7, 2011 at 11:54 AM UTC
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