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It's OK
Its ok now, it was just a storm that came through, it was just a storm, but I am ok
I was hurt, when I realized what was happening, but
A hero swept down, out of the sky, he came out of nowhere, and he rescued me
I thought I was saving him, but it didn’t turn out that way
He made me laugh, and he was so gentle, and I felt his honesty
He wants to kiss me; he just wants to kiss me, the most romantic thing I have ever seen
He wants me to hold him and he doesn’t expect anything
He has magic in his hands and his heart speaks differently, but he saved me, I am not hurting
I was prepared for agony, and was ready to deal with it, using all of my energy just to function
Now I feel ok he gave me hope for me and he made me laugh and he is just so gentle
I don’t understand this obsurd timing, I am grateful for it like a rainbow in a cloudy sky
A presentation of auras doing a dance for the spirits, this man, this man, I don’t understand
How did he do this I want to I want to know him and I want to feel his kiss and his touch
I think I want it, I want it very much
I don’t love him like I did the other; I think I can love him more than any other
PLEASE just give me your time, let me see your darkest side, and let me be a part of your life
Talk to me tell me what is happening in your life what is on your mind let me be the weird
Foolish me don’t change me or cage me don’t try to make me something I am not and give me
Time to get this straight in my head
Its ok now, it was just a storm that came through, it was just a storm, but I am ok
I was hurt, when I realized what was happening, but
A hero swept down, out of the sky, he came out of nowhere, and he rescued me
I thought I was saving him, but it didn’t turn out that way
He made me laugh, and he was so gentle, and I felt his honesty
He wants to kiss me; he just wants to kiss me, the most romantic thing I have ever seen
He wants me to hold him and he doesn’t expect anything
Seascape
I was hurt, when I realized what was happening, but
A hero swept down, out of the sky, he came out of nowhere, and he rescued me
I thought I was saving him, but it didn’t turn out that way
He made me laugh, and he was so gentle, and I felt his honesty
He wants to kiss me; he just wants to kiss me, the most romantic thing I have ever seen
He wants me to hold him and he doesn’t expect anything
He has magic in his hands and his heart speaks differently, but he saved me, I am not hurting
I was prepared for agony, and was ready to deal with it, using all of my energy just to function
Now I feel ok he gave me hope for me and he made me laugh and he is just so gentle
I don’t understand this obsurd timing, I am grateful for it like a rainbow in a cloudy sky
A presentation of auras doing a dance for the spirits, this man, this man, I don’t understand
How did he do this I want to I want to know him and I want to feel his kiss and his touch
I think I want it, I want it very much
I don’t love him like I did the other; I think I can love him more than any other
PLEASE just give me your time, let me see your darkest side, and let me be a part of your life
Talk to me tell me what is happening in your life what is on your mind let me be the weird
Foolish me don’t change me or cage me don’t try to make me something I am not and give me
Time to get this straight in my head
Its ok now, it was just a storm that came through, it was just a storm, but I am ok
I was hurt, when I realized what was happening, but
A hero swept down, out of the sky, he came out of nowhere, and he rescued me
I thought I was saving him, but it didn’t turn out that way
He made me laugh, and he was so gentle, and I felt his honesty
He wants to kiss me; he just wants to kiss me, the most romantic thing I have ever seen
He wants me to hold him and he doesn’t expect anything
Seascape
Published 28th Jun 2014
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