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Smile


And so you saw, 

Him, in a flash.

Lightning speed bullets,

They scar emotion in your beady eyes.

The adrenaline pumps and enhances,

Leaving battle wounds for the lust your heart desires.

Every feeling you're willing to feel, 

It happens with him,

You wont forget it.

And so you weld a shield for victory,

All mighty, mainly proud, 

Till courage shakes upon you.

Too bad you didn't have a shield built for your back.

Shot, real deep, you fall, glide,

Through clouds of Heaven.

Landing softly right where you started,

Back in the moment.

A moment in which you realize it pounding inside you,

He took your breath away, 

In the second you saw him, 

Smile. 

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