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I haven't figured you out yet,
But you make me glad to leave
The lonely path I've been on.

A trip to your house convinced me
I was tired of kicking rocks,
Slicing the air with orphaned sticks,
And keeping my eye on the horizon,
Hoping, ever watchful for a companion.

You are rumpled and lived in,
Messy but mindful,
Lonesome, yet never really alone.

You're all there,
Nothing's really been lost
In sweaty horses on a warm afternoon
In December,
or a frigid, quiet evening
Watching movies.

I am happy when you call,
Lost in you and the possibilities,
Waiting to see what is inspired in you
By me, and in me,
By you.


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