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life 2 min read 508 views May 21, 2016

Trust Issues

Are you scared yet?

Are you

Paralyzed by fear?

Are you afraid to lose the man

You truly hold so dear?

For you had given him all you had,

When you hadn't much to give.

It's difficult for you to forget the past,

And just continue to live.

Live without the worry;

Live without being so scared.

Love someone with all your heart for once;

Something you previously never would have dared.

Love until you feel true abandonment,

And loss of all control.

Your hand need not be on the wheel.

Let it be driven by your soul.

Let him guide you along.

Believe in his loyalty.

You know that he is smitten with you.

You know that he is yours.

So calm down and walk beyond

Just the receding shores.

Feel the waves around you

Force your muscles to relax.

Let it engulf your frame.

He is your present,

Not your past.

Or will history repeat?

His actions are starting to match

Staying out all night

Rumors & sightings of his path

With others I won't compete!

So I sit & wait

Wonder and debate my fate

With this man

As my heart I clasp

 

Hmmm.....Trust Issues

I surely do have

 

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love_supreme

This is an excellent write.

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The Immortal Wize

Love it!

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Phenomenal Paris

It's so easy said than done. So hard to give someone that trust. I needed to read this.

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