It’s like I’m addicted to you, girl,
Many come, but none compare in this world.
You stay in my mind, the only one I see,
The one I want, my heart’s decree.
Damn, you got me in a chokehold tight,
We ain’t even together, but you feel so right.
I want you, I need you, it’s hard to define,
It’s like you’re my lifeline, a love so divine.
My heart desires your touch, your soul,
Your mind, your body together, we’re whole.
Your flaws, your scars, I’d cherish them too,
All I want, girl, is simply you.
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Cai Fox
I write to capture unspoken emotions, timeless love, lingering fear, and inner battles through true crime, poetry, & deep dives, I aim to connect, inspire & provoke thought. Join me in exploring the unique mind
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