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"Once or Twice." by xDollx

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Loved you once, or twice.

Exploring your world and the space that expanded,
behind your tounge with the touch of the one I own.
Touching the swell of that body, or staring across the blank,
space in pictures where you were and met.

I loved you once or twice.

Reading made up stories,
pretending I knew you.
Webbing delicate tales and [fake] memories
inside the empty space,
expanded world in my head.

Not real, not enough.
Unless you're only playing.
Unless you're only swaying and pretending to be.
But you're not.

You fell webbed into my expansion of silk world,
like I wanted you there.
Defenseless.
Believing everything that spilled out of the tip of my tounge
just because I said.


And everytime I touched you...

I asked myself,
why did I loved you not once but, twice?



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On Friday March 16th, 2007, Bella Butchery (1104) writes:
humble, but epic at the same time


On Monday March 12th, 2007, StAinedNblood (43) writes:
Wow Very good poetry.


On Monday March 12th, 2007, xDollx (46) writes:
^^


On Monday March 12th, 2007, Step_20 (31) writes:
Who can't relate to this...excelent topic, man. *Step_20 drinks to this work*


On Monday March 12th, 2007, xDollx (46) writes:
Cheers, and thankyou.


On Sunday March 11th, 2007, Freebird (624) writes:
This made me think, because it hit home. Well said.. Thanks for posting.


On Sunday March 11th, 2007, xDollx (46) writes:
Thank you.



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