My Ideal *

 
I drifted your way with stars in my eyes,
An open heart for you to play upon.
Then yours met mine and I longed to realize
The comfort of your chest by light of dawn.
Could I have your arms to be held inside,
Arms stronger than any fortress that stands
And gentler than autumn leaves in their glide,
A sudden wellspring beyond arid lands?
Let's leave town, sleep out under the stars -
You'll teach me about them and I'll smile
With gratitude for a moment all ours,
Safe and warm in your grasp all the while.
They said my ideal was for fairy tales
But I have final say on the details,
And they're here in the flesh. My wish came true.
I could see it all with one look at you.
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