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Let You


Let you. 

Let you slowly unwrap me.

Layer by layer. Piece by piece.

Until the basics are all that's left to see.

Break the walls I've created to protect

me;

Learn secrets I've stored in my soul.

 

Just look into my eyes,

& you'll see the simplicity that is me.

Yes my past is complicated, buy I'll let

you be my future so all I have is bliss,

By letting my fears be safe bewteen 

your breats.

 

Come explore the depths of my heart.

Become wrapped in the passion I 

want to give,

As I pull your hips closer to mine.

With one touch I'll be more carefree.

Allow you to hear the whispers on my tongue.

 

Those questions in my groin,

I yearn for you to answer because

they're focused on you.

My kisses I want to be yours,

So when I'm lonely I can remeber you,

reach for you in the middle of the night

and feel the burning romance I can't

have without you.

 

The chills you invoke, I'll embrace,

Only if you promise that I can stay 

in your arms, 

& be tickled by the soft skin God 

placed you in.

For you my giggles can be the

melody that softens the heavy beat 

of the rain.

 

I'll be more than lust to you,

So hand in hand we can be brave,

open hearted, and honest.

I'll show you my nakedness,

So long as you show me yours.

Then together we'll have our own 

mystery

Oblivious to the rest of the world.

 

If only you understood that I don't

want you to just be "bae", 

But a blessing God has given me,

and only me.

See I long to be more than your living daydream; soon I hope to be your

reality.

 

So please don't hesistate to learn more

Beacause from this moment I'll let you. 

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