I Do Say |
| by Deeplyfelt |
What can I say when I think about you?
I fear you yet I care so much of you that
you are all I want to be with.
I wish, I do say, that I do desire
every moment of your attention.
I do wish that you could see into my eyes as
I see into yours.
Every slight glance to every long gaze;
I want to be known, for myself, and to be
wanted, just to feel the sensation.
The sensation of knowing, within one's self,
that you are a part of this wonderful thing called life.
To be given the right to live life with another
can only give one a doorway to happiness.
To experience love and loss, the way life is meant to be.
One can't love without being lost
and can't loose without once being loved.
I do say, what harm can be done in being lost?
If all it takes is having to be lost here and feel
loved then in the end it is well worth it.
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