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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I've got the headphones in my ears, but nothing's playing. I've got you on my mind, but you're not here. I've got you in my heart, but I can't feel you. You're always right there, but yet, you're never near. Our song is playing, but I can't hear the music. I'm just waiting for you to walk through that door. I said, well shouted, some things I didn't mean. We argued, but you've always come back home before. Now, I'm curled up in your t-shirt on the big chair. Now, my stubborn nature has kicked into gear. Now, I don't really want to see your face. Now, when you come home, I hope you feel fear. I hope your heart starts racing as fast as your thoughts. I hope you're nervous because you may have ran that red light. You always love to make me mad, because you think I'm cute angry. Then again, you're always afraid to lose me when we fight. Your headlights flicker on the wall across from me. Despite myself, I'm not angry anymore. In fact, my heart won't stop racing, and I actually have butterflies. All of this in anticipation of you walking through the door. I keep my hardened, stubborn composure. Until I see you come in with your tail between your legs and your puppy face. One look and all of my stubborn attitude fades, And I can't even remember why we were fighting in the first place.
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