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Reckless


If I were to see you again

I'd run to you

Wrap my arms around your neck

And bury my face in your shoulder

I'd inhale so deep my lungs burst with your scent

I'd claw at your shell in hopes to find the you that once loved me

And press my chest into yours just so our souls could connect again

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