You.
You are everything I fear.
I hope you're always near.
You are everything I need.
You are the sun to my seed.
You are so humble.
I hate to burst your bubble,
but you are something wonderful.
Me.
I am everything to fear.
I am no where but here.
I am nothing special,
I can bareley hold your attention.
You are magnificent and I am
unfortunately, unpleasant.
I am not humble, modest, or naïve.
I am nothing to you,
and I am nothing to me.
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Michele Hastings
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