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Dig through me.
Analyze me like how you analyze a poetry—
Stare onto my eyes so deeply.
And if you will,  
hold the hand inside me;

Fill my being with such tenderness.
Complete me; and
yearn for my existence—
Devour me with such completeness.
Explore my soul through its depths,
Until your light reaches through its darkest.

Through the every inch of my soul,
Gaze at my symbols,
And witness all the toil—
all the crawl—that's carved
Within the edge of my soul
Fortunate, but quite unfortunate—
How did a seedling sprout upon a grassless field?
It shouldn't be here—but light favored it;
And constantly, rain falls upon its favor.

O, how you grew well!
In a grassless field, a fig tree—
Fair leaves, symbolic patterned trunks, and many.. too many figs.
The tree's quite soft—no insides, but filled with soul.

The tree's figs are quite falling;
and the tree can't choose which to save—
all of it fills life to its coreless being.
Then, all the figs fell—the light and rain can't support it no more.
Drag your dagger upon my numb, blinded heart;
And let me kiss you—never to be apart.
That way of thy embrace,
one that makes my heart skip a pace:
it presses onto my scar,
all which only you caused so far.
O, how it harmonizes the pain and comfort.
I know not,
If thy love comes along with a dove,
Or a strike of an iron club.
Still, let me kiss you for it—
For I know not the feeling—
that odd concept of loving.
In a void,
and on the brink of fading,
You filled hope
to a flower that is wilting.
Thy eyes radiate
In a world where everything's
filled with dusk like an endless chasm.
In a maze where path is unending,
You showed the way with a smile,
I never thought I would be the cause of fading.

I took the spotlight,
never noticing,
How it drained your light.
The flower that almost wilted--
that one flower,
that you,
brought back to life,
That was I.
How I wish I could give it back to you--
How I wish,
that as I laid my gaze
upon you,
How I wish,
that you had never gazed back.
Please,
I beg of you,
I'm thy Adam--
Supposedly a star--
a star chained to you.
I cannot ascend anymore;
that gravity of yours--
pulling me downwards,
lower and lower.

I'm your falling star,
struggling
to carry it all.

Let this be the last wish.
Please,
I beg of myself,
Do not fall,
Let yourself explode,
so that, at least,
You will be seen
and remembered.
I'll sit here on our porch
humming, gazing,
still waiting;
yet unsure if I'll spot your shadow.
I know your road seems too narrow,
but why does it seem
where I'm sitting
is not on your 'to go'?
Piece by piece,
fragments of moments
withering-- slowly vanishing;
there I found my self,
the only one still collecting.
One by one,
those we cherished,
begone.
The porch where I'm sitting,
one we're both dreaming--
Is it also vanishing?
I'm slowly losing my seat,
you left me in this dream,
alone, still hoping.
I don't know,
is it the sound of your feet,
or your heartbeat?
one is getting louder,
while the other
is beating
quite harder;
yet, might be
for another.
Hands are not
being held any tighter;
I miss the warmth,
It's too unbearable for this
to be colder.
Just like the trees
that needs the breeze
to move;
and just like the ocean,
that needs the moon
that pulls;
I, too,
need you.

However,
Unlike the moon,
or the breeze,
I crave,
I long,
I yearn,
for you to
not to go to the other side,
nor stop the breeze.
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