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For her
She loves him.
He loves her.
Easy.
Simple.
Done.
No. She holds on to him her very best. She refuses to let go.
His mind, it wanders greaty. She keeps him clean.
She protects him from the world that is so urgently trying to break in.
She sheilds herself from him.
Herself, and her own thoughts.
But does he love her?
She wonders every night if he understands her pain.
She begins to sob at the thought.
THE thought.
That he cannot love her because he is 'BAD'.
He is adored for being the way he is.
She is shamed because she is with him.
A good girl......A bad boy.
She worries that he will not love her.
That there are ones better than her.
That she is unloveable
That he does not enjoy her company
That he does not think she is good enough.
What she does not realize, is that he loves her
Her Smile
Her laugh
Her personality
Her sense of humor
Her terrible O.C.D.
The Good
The Bad
He adores her
He loved her nose her eyes her cheeks her everything
He loves taking care of her.
He tries to change everything for her.
For her, and her alone.
He is willing to give up all he has ever known in life for her.
For
Her
For
Her
When will she see that?
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