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Dancing in Twilight's Dream

A Poem

By Atomic HistorianPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
Dancing in Twilight's Dream
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Dancing in twilight's dream

Light as smooth as cream

We talk most everyday

I love when I see you walking my way

My heart thumpa thump thumps

With your every step

The glances you give me

Sends shivers down my spine

The way you pay attention to me

Blows my mind

You’re the first person I’ve felt safe opening up to in a long time

I wish you could be mine

But that’s not what life had in store

No matter how much I adore you

This just doesn’t seem to be happening

When you find I’m not what you thought

You try to hurt me

When before

You took your time to flirt with me

Now my heart yearns, screams for you

I see you in my waking dreams

For what seems an eternity

For just one last time

Of having you flirt with me

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    Written by Atomic Historian