Who We Were, What We Were

The warmth of your body,
So close to mine, always sends chills up and down my spine,
How every piece of you became a part of me,
As though we were one waiting to be free.
To love, to live, how we wanted to.
As though we had nothing to lose,
I’d be there for you; you’d be there for me,
Everyone and everything would just let us be.
Who we were, what we were
Anything and everything.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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