Rated R For Recovery -2-

Remember me…your name
Rolls off the tongue…you’re on my mind day and night and 
Right now, I can’t shake off the thoughts of you…determination become serpentine to my young heart…pound vigorous life into me, dynamic, gracious angel with a dazzling, shimmering halo dancing above your head…hovering
‘Round your head…spinning to and fro like the Earth…going
‘Round me as if I was your sun, giving life and light to you…giving you a frame of fearless faith and deleting the fears that dare haunt you…You
Rock my universe…you were a blessing in disguise and a curse in reverse in every single verse…
Rotate around me…I’ll be your sunlit, hope 
Rays, giving it my all to comfort you during this night of terror…that’s right
I adore you and you were my friend from the start – you completed me like a series of endless books…you inspired me to write with my might and you
Really made a big impact in my life…I was awe-inspired…your
Rose cheeks…they flush with vermillion, vibrant compassion…I have no clue what to do…being with you makes me feel good enough to be on your level of total success – I was in distress, but I feel satisfied,
Roaming in the maze of mesmerizing reality…you are my dream of 
Reality…I was trapped in the pit of my poverty and despair, but you unchained me from the 
Ribcage that concealed my dreams…and broke them into shards of 
Rubbish – am I saying words of nonsensical weirdness? With a hushed voice, sing to me your tunes, passions, melodies and muses of blessed bliss…I lost my train of thought and these…these…
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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