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florchys103

Published: Aug 23, 2011

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I'm waiting for the day when I'll be brave enough

Ready enough

To say aloud what I've been feeling since the first day I met you.

I'll say I don't want to leave
.
.
You
.
.

I'm waiting for the day in which you'll hold me tight and whisper,

very slowly,

you don't need to.

And that day,

that night,

We'll sleep one next to the other, not parting ways

And I'll go to sleep afraid of the morning,

when I'll wish for the day you'll ask me

never to leave.

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I was very devious of posting this or not. It kinda pains me to share it. Like I wanted this to be my secret. One of those many secrets of mine I wish I could tell him. I wanted to not admit it. But it also pained me that no one would know of its existence, just as it pains me to have secrets and no one to tell them to.