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Bolt my Love


I feel the drops slip off my face 

the cold nip my bare arms

and wind whips my face

my thighs are like 

bolts

my feet hit ground

boom

they make a sound

it vibrates my whole body 

until it hits home

I feel at home

in this rainy world

i wont hid

my love 

 beating of my feat against solid something

i was used to peoples pity

their anger 

their judgjment

but in this piece

i am myself

a calm washes over me 

like water on a new born baby

I snap my blue eyes open

to see people looking

but admiration is what i see

the one thing i love the most 

is something i cant leave

when i stretch my legs 

it gives me a tingly feel

when i close my eyes i feel everything hitting me

when i swing my arms 

i feel me run

running is me

but also what i do 

running my love

all i have is you

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