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Holding Hands With Her
If you’ve ever been in love,
then you know.
You know how it feels.
How it feels when your heart
wants to break out
of your ribcage
when you see them.
How it feels
to hold their hand
and hug them.
You know how terrible it feels
to say goodbye
when you walk them
to their bus
at the end of the day
or walk them to class
and part ways
at the stairs.
How it feels to never want
to say goodbye.
You start to notice
more about them.
The way they move.
The way they speak.
The way they’re eyes
light up
when you talk to them.
How tall they are.
How amazing
they make you feel.
How they feel so strong.
How they make you feel
protected and loved
and wanted.
Needed.
When you hold hands,
you don’t want to let go.
You want to hold onto them forever
because you know if you let go
they might find
a better hand to hold
and leave you for
the one with better hands.
You keep trying to convince yourself
“They would never do that to me”
but you can never be sure,
You just have to hope
that your hands
are good enough for them.
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I really don't want her to leave me. I don't ever want to let go of her.