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You The Water and Light


She looked at him, as something of brilliance. His words turned her emotions into liters of water pouring out of every pore of her skin. Washing away from her, and she hoping his body will be able to contain it, then starting to overflow into each other. The water clear as ever and turning their skin into glowing crystals as blinding as the sun. She looked at him, as the world. Him slowly piecing together, every shattered piece that sunk in the very bottom of her. Him making them slowly rise up again, into a puzzle picture that wasn't meant to have straight edges. Because she thought of herself, not as different, but her own new creation. She looked at him as light When everything seemed dark and silent He opened the blinds and made everything flow with color again. Beams of everything she's been craving to hold on to again, coming from him. And when she pressed her hand to his chest, she could hear the sound of his soul, coming back to life again. Then he looked at her, as everything he ever wanted But oh so much more.....
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