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I smell the summer and I think of your smile. I watch the tide break unwaveringly at the shore and I recall the depth of your irises in the sunlight. I see a necklace with tiny pearls and I remember the rainbow armband I made you, that has turned white by now because you wear it everyday. I see a heart shape and I think of the way the front strands of your hair fall just like that sometimes. I see pretty ink and I want to write you a letter with it. I walk down the street and I turn to tell you something and get sad when you're not there. I draw our initials onto a rock and throw it into the ocean with the prospect of having a lasting memory of us buried in the waves. I smile knowingly at a young couple, because their love reminds me of the way my dimples show when I think about you. I never knew life could be so exciting before I knew you'd be in it. And maybe you grow and grow tired of me at some point, but I don't think I ever will. My every thought is so laced with your existence that seperating the two would feel like cutting a limb off. I'm significantly too young to know about the type of committment I want to have with you, but I can't fight the desire to still be with you in the way we are now when I take my last breath. Which I'm slowly but surely hoping will happen far, far away from now. I haven't thought of a life past twenty for a long time, but I'm starting to, when you lay next to me. My future is created by the shape of your lips and I don't want your kisses to stop painting in bright, bright colours.