Lulls Of Night.

Lulls Of Night.

A Poem by xXxCynicalWarsxXx

It's not too tiring, my love,
To wait for a man like you.
Only weeks and a few miles separate us now;

And I'm starting to feel it all.
I remember how we stood on railings,
Arms outstretched as we were sailing.

I remember how my heart raced
At just the sight of you and your grace.
It's not too tiring, my love,

To wait for a god like you.
Only weeks and a few miles separate us now;
An I'm starting to feel it all.

I remember how we were the birds here,
And my skin would burn when you were near.
I remember how horrible I'd kiss,

So nervous, I'd actually miss.
No, it's not tiring at all, my love.
I'm very happy with my memories.

© 2013 xXxCynicalWarsxXx


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Added on March 24, 2013
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I am only the girl you see. My mind is caves and roads of red. My heart is generous and yes, Who am I without scars? I have my secrets. I have my songs I play and sing. Mostly, I have just my in.. more..

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