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Contributed by
pat346
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Saturday, 9th December 2017 @ 11:25:59 PM in AEST
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LovePoetry
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Heart like a pressure cooker Im calling your bluff Im falling too fast Youre calling it off Spent a day going back and forth with my feelings Im spinning, Im drained Im nauseous, Im reeling I just want to see you and your smile that lies and tells me its real when I look in your eyes and I see fascination, attraction, and hope. Still falling too fast Hands burnt from the rope. Dont call this off baby Just give it some time I will do what I can To make sure that youre mine but its late and youre out and Im waiting to see If what you think about before bed Is possibly me I know that its crazy I know its not fair too early to say that I dont want to share When youre sitting there smiling and I whisper your name It hurts to imagine someone else does the same I know its too soon to ask but I swear that Im trying If I told you I want you would you think that Im lying? If I told you I need you would you think that Im lying? If I told you I...
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Re: Exclusive
(User Rating: 1 ) by Invierno on
Thursday, 17th January 2019 @ 07:35:08 PM AEST (User
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Cool, racy pace. I like what you are conveying here. I/'/ve felt the same way myself, and you did a masterful job of capturing that frenzy accompanying new love.
Hope it works out for you, Man.
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Re: Exclusive
(User Rating: 1 ) by Former_Member on
Friday, 2nd October 2020 @ 09:43:16 AM AEST (User
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Excellent poem. Very well written. Keep up the good work |
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