of borrowed flesh
and bone and blood
and if you dared to share
a handful of dreams with me
the gamble is what I would do
because I've got no kind of magic
to make them all come true
but I would wrap them
like ribbons in my hair
so when it felt the world had robbed
all you'd thought you'd be
while you were lost in sleep
or your hands had held
your dreams so tight
they'd fractured into dust
I would call you to remember
the ones I'd kept for you to loose
the ones I'd worn like woven silk
and though they'd be
no more than what they ever were
when placed into my hands
I would return them laced
in the scent of the perfume
of what had lain the closest
to this heart and mind
returned to you to leave
a place then bare
for your fingers through my hair
and your breath upon my heart
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