ahopper84

Stranger: heyy! You: you enter a dark room Stranger: and? You: what do you do Stranger: turn on the light :L You: it is 10x12 room, bare walls, wood floor. there is a single lightbulb in the celing. in one corner there is an old-fashioned roll-top desk and chair. Stranger: ok You: what do you do Stranger: go to the desk You: you sit in the chair. the roll-top is mostly down, but not all the way You: you can see corners of papers sticking out from under the roll-top Stranger: ok You: the door you entered from slams shut suddenly, and you hear the click of a lock Stranger: ok You: what do you do Stranger: open the door You: the

Time after time, i look in your eyes what i see there freezes me locks me in your gaze and i can't break free, and i don't wanna break free wrap me in your arms i feel your breath on the back of my neck i feel so safe when you hold me there like im finally home, yes im finally home When i see you, i really see you i see the soul that rests inside and when you see me, what do you see? do you see your other half reflected there? and when you're gone i feel the pain and its hard to breath, to think, to see and now ive gone and done it again ive smashed my new-found perfection to bits and will you forgive what can't be forgiven,

What can I say that hasn't been said?  What cliche should I use to describe our love?  Humans have been trying to put this fierce and fragile emotion into words since words first came to be.  So what can I possibly do to add to the voices of millions, no billions?  Our love is much like any other, and yet completely unique to us.  Should I say that you are my safe haven, my solid rock in stormy seas?  Should I tell you i love you like the flowers love the sun?  Or should I take a different approach?  Our love, like our personalities, has always been a bit off-kilter, a bit twisted, a bit abnormal, assuming there is such a thing as "normal."