I'm ready to move
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Ongoing, First published Jun 05, 2021
I'm ready to move
Ready to offload the old worries
I'm ready to meet a new love.
See, she want to talk
I want talk too
Her shyness will not let be
I got shy not wanting to step boundaries
Looking at her form far
Wishing you will answer me
You keep passing my street
I want to talk to you 
You  keep  smiling
The fire in me keep on burning for you.
You tall beauty
Not much figure eight
Perfect I am liking you
Wish you can see inside me 
How I feel for you
How heart beat dump your name
Can you hear me
Am i loud enough 
You don't know me well
I don't know you well too
But when our planets crash together
I knew you already
I felt love again for a long time
Please show me you
Don't distance your self for me
I'm bleeding inside
Only you can first aid me 
Just bring your box of treatment
I beg of you 
I'm dying too fast
My eyes are fading 
My hands are shaking
Almost getting stone cold
Please save me
Promise you I will never be a merger
Like my old world 
She paint me a merger 
I try to see
But empty boxes.
See mama I can't be the best
I have my good
My bad habit,
Even  my attitudes
Like I don't care
It's just me bringing human
Many worries 
So much to feed my thoughts
Release me from these chains
Please
One drop 
Rolling down  my face
Get me outside
I have something for you. 
I will protect you 
Like I protect my self from emotional thread 
My reality will be lifetime 
Try me please already
I'm ready  to move.

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