You Are Our Incentive
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  • Parts 9
  • Time 28m
  • Reads 408
  • Votes 7
  • Parts 9
  • Time 28m
Ongoing, First published Jul 27, 2015
[ Y A O I ]
[ Y(ou) ] There's a child, weeping in my arms; that is exactly how I picture the man that refuses to show me his salty ocean, and still lets me run a tender tongue over his rolling tears.
[ A(re) ] What we are, what they are, is a mere compilation of the wishes of the fallen, who won't or are unable to stand for themselves atop a butterfly's wings.
[ O(ur) ] The regret that spilled out of your words, while directed at me, wasn't honest; or so I try to hope. Our love is unfaltering, bulletproof.
[ I(incentive) ] Our spark in the bonfire, all but used to build up an empire, an utopia, who no one knows a thing about. I kiss you, and I feel our flames course throughout my body, rolling around a heart that has missed a great quantity of beats.
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