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Perhaps I should be grateful for the box;
If not for it I would not have known the beauty inside But the hard glass puts such a distance between she and I; She may as well be worlds away So every day I watch her, and every day she watches me And her words to me, muffled by eternity, warm me And frighten me For in her smile I see dark in my soul And in her eyes vibrant life Every day she beckons me close, And my breath fogs the glass, Every day my hand hovers over the latch And she says, her voice barely a whisper, “Let me out, love, and I will show you such things…”
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