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I'Ll Give You My Heart

I'll give you my heart, my soul it's true.
All these tears separate me from you.
The sound of your voice splits my heart in two.
My brain tries to blur out your face, still I hear your sweet voice and it makes me want to say, "Will you be my girl? If not for eternity, then...maybe...the prom?"

For I Am a Bean

You are
To me, that is, 
To be,
For me, definitely, 
You exist
As more than just a pretty face,
Or the pleasant voice that calls my name,
For all seen is light betrayed,
And all sound is air in vain,
But you my dear,
Dear you are to me,
Definitely, much more to be,
I do not see just a pretty face,
I see a flame that will burn my wings,
Despite it all, I stand and stare,
And remain a moth because you are there,
And your voice that calls is not only heard,
I am on my toes for your every word,
I turn to you whenever you call,
Even perhaps, if you said nothing at all,
For you, you are to me, my queen,
To me, you are, you've always been.

Talkative

You talk a lot
and I do mean a lot
endlessly, really
but you know I don't mind

Because I love to hear your voice
even if I don't always
decipher the exact words
Your voice washes over me
like sunlight
and I just soak it all in

I don't really need to speak
or respond
whenever you take a breath
I just chip in with a yeah
or a mm hmm
just so you know
I'm still listening

I watch you talk
your aquamarine eyes shining
and you're completely animated about this topic
if it's science or the funny pages, I'm not sure,
and I can see the sunlight glint off your hair,
the gleam a coppery color

And I just sit back
relax
and let you talk
trying to listen
because I know when I try
my voice catches
and my words get stuck in my throat
because I can't really speak around you

You make me nervous sometimes
and I'm sure that you know that
but I love you anyway


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