Hey all! No need to try to guess the prompt today - I thought I'd take a small break! The prompt today was ethereal. I hope you enjoy the read!
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Most gentle and sweet,
the hands of my lover
wipe tears from my face.
.
They know all my past,
and my hopes for the future,
unwavered by both.
.
They see how I look
all my curves and all my scars,
yet love me the same.
.
It seems so unreal
that a sweet someone like them
could ever love me.
.
Love ethereal
washes over my being
when I am with them
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Welp, there's day three for you guys! Hopefully day four will be up soon!
See you then!
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Hannah Gray
Hello! I love to write! I draw inspiration from life - whether that be my own or things I see in the world. I love writing about life experiences, and I would love to hear if you connect with any of my work! All are welcome and loved here.
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