Chapter VII
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O how beautiful it was
When it felt like years
Of me loving you
And you stealing my drears
How strikingly lovely
When dimples told our hearts
That we were bound to be;
Chasing cars and catching darts
O how shimmering it was
Your eyes that glitter
Leaving me stunned
And in love in e'ery flicker
Touching fire, grasping water
Hear me, you would be flattered
Calm, behave, unbothered
You made all things quite better
How mysteriously rare
Your bright laugh
Your little touch
The charm when you test my bluff
O how beautifully tragic
The wrong tongues
The wrong theories
Troubling the pace in my lungs
Stopping time, losing control
Believe me, I tried
To stop, think, conceal
But oh I love you whilst the stride
O, heartbreakingly beautiful;
The misleading
The end-threatening
Was all part of this love story
As we ammend what went wrong, I'd like to see where this will take us, dear blue.
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