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Like Morning Glory


I can't admit what I feel, for fear of confirmation Noticed how little that's needed is given--affection I might scare myself out of love if I opened my eyes Lose all that I know, should I dare scream honest or cry I'll swallow my words this night, couldn't bare to know you absent Instead, I'll guide this nervous heart to keep you in my present I'll harden the heart you melted; I thought you would accept My mind will flood, silent, annoyed; I'm weak, incompetent I know that I'll pull through, how futile are the tears I shed Oversensitive, overreact; just needed my bed I'm sorry I'm a wreck; letting my moods swing on their own I hate it, myself, try to help it, least, from being shown So I'll keep quiet this time in dark; and I'll rise once more, With tomorrow's sun, I'll light up at your "Hello"; I'm yours
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christina.egiziano
<h2>i love my boyfriend so much he is so cute and nice he the best boyfriend&nbsp;i love you baby eli &lt;33 christina&nbsp;</h2>

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