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You know who you are
by Karen Bywater
I open the curtains,
A magnificent splendor lights your face.
Briefly my pain is diminished.
You were the trophy I longed for,
The goal in my sight,
And now I possess you.
A brightness coats my senses,
Hauls me up,
Lusting for an intangible feeling
Which parts we do.
Settling side by side through this endless limbo,
And happiness is ours, a levitating chaos.
Truth has molded this figure of decay.
And 'you', yet fragile
Is what makes me stay.
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