4/23/2009

Broken

Broken
Main Entry:bro·ken
Pronunciation:\ˈbrō-kən\
Function:adjective
Etymology:Middle English, from Old English brocen, from past participle of brecan to break
Date:13th century
1: violently separated into parts : 2: damaged or altered by breaking: as a: having undergone or been subjected to fracture broken leg> bof land surfaces : being irregular, interrupted, or full of obstacles c: violated by transgression broken promise> d: e: disrupted by change

4/19/2009

I don't need to tell you

I don't need to tell you, but I know that one day, you'll feel exactly the way I do.
I don't need to tell you that just the sight of you warms me up from the top of my head to the toes on my feet.
I don't need to tell you that you don't need to say a word to make my day.
I don't need to tell you that the touch you give me is electrifying, and I live for every single one of your touches.
I don't need to tell you the way I feel, and I don't need to tell you that I've never felt this way about anyone. I don't need to tell you that I've never felt so strongly about anyone, and I've never felt so right about anyone.
I don't need to tell you that although I haven't been in many relationships, the one I was in made up for every six of yours
I don't need to tell you that you're the one person I want to be getting a call from, a text from, a message from, a smile from, a hug from, a kiss from.
I don't need to tell you, but I could, I can, and I will.