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With mercury dipped fingertips, a vibrant life is painted in shifting prisms; catacalysmic condemntion slashed with sunbursts and phoenix feathers hidden on the winds.

Reach out and catch me, darling, I'm falling so quickly in love that I can barely breathe, barely hold my head above the warm, amber kissed waves of starshot passions. I need to hold you close and breathe your indscribable perfections in.

It's like amphetamines and jellybeans, a sugar blasted high of pure bliss, pounding through my throbbing veins, an ache howling to be realeased. I need to touch you, if only to make sure that you're real. I don't want another fantasy.

I want you. I want the happiness that follows you around in comforting sparks and flashes. I want elemental satisfaction that I know only you can promise. I want nothing more...

Than you.



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On Wednesday April 25th, 2007, The Zebra Warrior (2406) writes:
excellent sugar rush ....some spelling errors but I forgive you; you're under 18 :P....love the mixture of taste/touch...the sensory overload of your staccato syntax and luscious backdrop...nice one Meg :D


On Wednesday April 25th, 2007, Dark Nymph (74) writes:
Awesome! I feel the same way about somebody in my life right now. Absolute fantastic job with words.



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