Look at what you're doing to me
I can't believe that you can not see
All the things you've taken from me
Helping now to set me free
My peace is found in your eyes
Often so am I
Swimming in the deep passionate pools of color
Seeing myself in your reflection
Loving myself in your reflection
Caress my body with your words
I feel your breath at night alone
Crying out to the world
Out to you
Your heartbeat is my favorite song
I hear it on the radio
And in my lonely mind
I see your love and I cry
I want you to hold me forever
Hurt me and love me and need me
And feel me and breathe me
And swallow me whole like your favorite fruit
Licking your lips and savoring the taste
Take the nectar from my pores to build a highway
Carry me wherever you need to go
If you can't find your soul
I'll give you mine
It belongs to you anyway
I'll build you mountains
If you're ready to climb
I'll bring you Heaven so you can see the stars
You can feel at home
Sing with the angels in Gods glory
Home again
Free at last
All the pain subsides
Succumb to the purities of love
Happiness and faith
Let me love you
Let me praise you
Let me feel you
A contest entry
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Thank you for your beautifully spoken entry, good luck in my contest, Josie
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There is an obsessive quality at work here that I do not think is entirely without merit. While your word choices are sometimes juvenille, your clear dedication to not only the individual, but to the highest form of the life you could make together, is anything but. I can feel a maturity in the way you discuss the simple, basic forms of your desire in lines such as "Your heartbeat is my favorite song / I hear it on the radio / And in my lonely mind" and "Home again / Free at last / All the pain subsides / Succumb to the purities of love." There is an innocence that dwells in these passages, untouched by the sometimes more poisionous realities of passion.
Thank you for sharing this piece.
~Das

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