knowing it might make you afraid
to fall so far the ground might even tremble-you
couldn't have that. And it's why you won't have
couldn't have that. And it's why you won't have
me. For the part of my life that matters
you have been the silence
screaming louder than my ticking
clock. If you'd only let yourself look you
would have found me looking back
from behind a gossamer veil,
woven with flecks of gold, asking you to follow,
beckoning you to come with the bend
beckoning you to come with the bend
of a finger and a smile that's always been
ownerless, belonging to you. But if you ask me tomorrow,
if you finally see my wild eyes and don't look away for fear
of where they might take you, I'll have to swear it's all
forgotten. There is a too-late
vow I'm taking today,
that you are not my whole wide world.
From this day forward you are only part
of it, for better or for worse.
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