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Could it be?
You asked what my greatest fear was,
I said it was snakes.
You laughed and held my hand.
As you held my hand,
you slowly grasped my heart.
You asked, again, what my greatest fear was,
I said it was the ocean.
You smiled and hugged me.
As you hugged me,
I memorized your scent.
You asked, once more, what my greatest fear was,
I said it was heights.
But this time,
you didn't smile, hold my hand nor hug me.
Instead, you turned away and said:
"You never give a serious answer."
Could it be,
because my greatest fear is loving you,
and you not loving me back?
Me not being good enough?
That somewhere down the road I won't be enough.
So I turn to you,
hold your hand, smile, hug you and whisper:
"Could it be because I'm scared of us?"
You squeezed me tighter and said,
"Could it be that I love you so much it scares me too?
But it's okay,
we'll make it."
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