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May 2012 · 655
Billet Doux
Sarah Dulek May 2012
Vous et nuis autre
Dans mon couer
Pour toujours et a jamais
Feb 2012 · 964
So Cliché
Sarah Dulek Feb 2012
We need to talk.

It’s not you.
It’s us.

I just think
We were made for each other.

And I know
We both want the same things.
You want a big family
And I want to be the mother of your children.

It just makes sense.

I love you.
And I’m in love with you.
Please don’t make this
Any harder for me
Than it already is.

I’m ready to make a commitment.
I want to marry you
And make you
The happiest man on earth.

So I guess this is
Just the beginning.
Feb 2012 · 757
Near
Sarah Dulek Feb 2012
Aboard the cruise ship,
About the sun deck
Above our state room,

Across the promenade,
After seeking some shade,
Against my better judgment,

Along the railing,
Among the tourists,
Around midday,

At a loss for words.

Before, I felt you
Behind my neck,
Below my deck,

Beneath my fingertips,
Beside my birthing hips,
Between my open lips.

Beyond my reach now,
But I feel you somehow
By my side.

Despite the spinning
Down in my gut
During sea travel,

Except when I’m dizzy
For whatever reason,
From the nausea,

In my mind and
Inside my heart I’m
Into you. Completely.
Jan 2012 · 2.0k
Selfless
Sarah Dulek Jan 2012
"That's not you.
You always said
You'd lose it to
Your spouse instead.

"That's not you.
I'm so surprised.
Changing your view
Seems ill-advised.

"That's not you."
That judgy voice.
"I'm worried, too.
But it's your choice."

"But this is me!" I want to scream.
More me than I've ever shown.
"But this is love!" is what I mean.
More love than I've ever known.
Dec 2011 · 1.0k
Bed and Breakfast
Sarah Dulek Dec 2011
I used to eat oatmeal.
I heard it was nutritious,
Good for the heart.

It tasted too bland.
I tried spicing it up,
Adding some sugar.

But oatmeal was boring.
I was too conservative,
Stuck in a routine.

I went out for breakfast.
I wanted something new,
To treat myself.

Today I ate cinnamon roll French toast.
It was hot, indulgent, rich,
More like a dessert.

But pastries for breakfast?
I can’t have that every day,
Just in moderation.

Well, why can’t I?
Couldn’t I find something to look forward to every morning?
Couldn’t I actually enjoy eating breakfast?

Is it responsible to indulge?
Is it exciting to be healthy?
Does it have to be one or the other?

I consulted my heart.
I couldn’t hear her advice,
My stomach was grumbling.

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