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Union by Raymond A. Foss
Our love is too strong
For circumstances to keep us apart
Hurt, pain cast aside
Holding you so tight.

Why do I love you,
The counselor asked.
How easy it is to explain.

We share true intimacy –
Thoughts, fears, wishes,
Truth, pain, and desires.
Body, heart, mind, and soul.
You believe in me.

We love each other
On every level.
We each want to fulfill
The others every wish,
Every pleasure,
Every happiness.

When we talk, intimacy.
When we gaze, connection.
When we touch, tingles.
When we kiss, passion.
When we love, ecstasy.

You have awakened me
From my long slumber.
I am whole.
I love you.
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