Shadowed Love

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Shadowed Love

Amethyst and silver

Glitter around your beautiful neck

– Forbidden and wild –

Soaking in the heat of your heart.

That heart which belongs to me,

Though I can never hold it

For all to see.

I’m left in the shadows

At your side

Watching, as you press my gift

– My heart –

Closer to yours.

*Originally posted as Unsigned Letter: Volume 1 Letter 2 on 1/21/2013

Unsigned Letters: Volume 1 Letter 3

Dear —–

This is all your fault.

Can I never escape you?

 

You stare back at me with my own eyes

And I wonder…

How long have you known?

How long have I known?

 

I am what I hate…

I am what I fear…

And there is no escape.

—–

(Prophecy) WIP

*Prophecy is the sequel to my first novel Believe

Image From Google.
All Rights Belong To The Artist

Unsigned Letters: Volume 1 Letter 3

Dear —–

This is all your fault.

Can I never escape you?

 

You stare back at me with my own eyes

And I wonder…

How long have you known?

How long have I known?

 

I am what I hate…

I am what I fear…

And there is no escape.

—–

(Prophecy) WIP

*Prophecy is the sequel to my first novel Believe

Image From Google.
All Rights Belong To The Artist

Unsigned Letters: Volume 1 Letter 2

Dear —–

Amethyst and silver

Glitter around your beautiful neck

– Forbidden and wild –

Soaking in the heat of your heart.

That heart which belongs to me,

Though I can never hold it

For all to see.

I’m left in the shadows

At your side

Watching, as you press my gift

– My heart –

Closer to yours.

—–

(Believe)

Image From Google

Unsigned Letters: Volume 1 Letter 1

Dear —–

I am sorry.

Just this once,

I’ll let you in on the secret…

This one is for all of us,

Our stories

Where they collide

Join

And separate.

Let’s begin this with forgiveness,

And hope we can end

The same way.

With love —–

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*Note: There are supposed to be pronounced spaces in this poem, but it isn’t publishing the right way. If I can’t fix it, just take a brief pause after the first line of the actual poem. Thanks!