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Post by vulture on Sept 14, 2018 21:53:09 GMT -6
To have spent these past decades... ...ten years shy of a century? with you as my journey companion would have been sublime
[hands clasped tight during phases where life dealt us the gift of rollercoaster rides]
We...We could have laughed with happiness into each others mouths as we kissed... You could have brought me coffee, two sugars and my slippers...
[I would have brought you red, red, red as your lips roses and my undying passion to make you mine and mine, alone]
Capricious kismet crossed our paths entangling the chemistry of our souls Damned destiny and frigid fate sheared us apart, irrevocably
Leaving us nothing but these few moments in time, stark with our urgent need spent watching you, watch me, watch you... Our breaths trapped in our throats...
All I longed for, was an amiable love shared well all I craved, all I needed was to be held in the warm brown gaze of your compassionate eyes, the chance to touch fingertips, as you handed me my morning coffee...
9/6/2011
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Post by darkness0within on Sept 15, 2018 13:04:56 GMT -6
I'm a bit of a romantic on the quiet. (Don't tell anyone.) And although this write has a sad melancholy as it's theme. I can tell this was written with much love. And that love is very special.
It's the mundane things in life that seem to have the most impact.
Such a good write Vulture.
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Post by vulture on Sept 15, 2018 21:08:25 GMT -6
Thank you for your read and comments, Darkness. And your secret is safe with me...
I was actually inspired to pen this by the romance between two men-the characters Captain Jack Harkness and Angelo Colasanto of the show 'Torchwood'.
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Post by darkness0within on Sept 16, 2018 4:46:30 GMT -6
Well you did a good job Vulture that's for sure.
Even so there has to be a part of you within the lines...
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Post by vulture on Sept 16, 2018 7:21:59 GMT -6
Yes, always...
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