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a love too good to hide
you took me outside
with sparkles in your eyes
and longing on your lips.
you ran your fingers
through my caramel hair,
the sunshine kissing
our faces,
the clouds embracing
our shadows.
you traced the lines
on my palms,
carving each intricate design,
memorizing each stroke.
you promised that one day
we could always be together;
we wouldn’t have to
sneak into backyards
with the winter wind
slapping our faces.
we wouldn’t have to
keep our love in
sealed glass jars.
we wouldn’t have to
count the seconds
before infinity ended,
and our hearts gave out.
your words were
dipped in dark chocolate,
just like your eyes,
staring into mine
as if the world would crumple
if they didn’t.
you wrapped your
arms around my figure
and i rested my head
on your shoulder,
until we knew
it was time to run.
all the magic
in the air evaporated,
and filled the atmosphere
with a smog of
broken dreams
and chipped memories.
i prayed it wouldn’t
always be like this,
and that someday,
we wouldn’t have to hide
a love that made
the rest of the universe
insignificant.
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