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I am intangible.
You can’t see me,
you can’t hear me.
Look over your shoulder,
I am not there.
Invisible,
Invariable,  
But invaluable.

I am intangible.
You can’t hold me in your hand,
you can’t feel me on your skin.
Silent,
stealthy,
slipping into and out of your life,
possibly without even your
knowledge.
Unannounced,
uninvited,  
but unmistakable.

I am intangible.
You can’t pin me down
But you can clasp me in your mind,
and possibly in your heart (if you’re lucky).
Not foreseen,
Not anticipated,
But not ignored.

I am intangible.
I am love.
©2009 ~Fuzzle-wit
:iconfuzzle-wit:

Author's Comments

Well, I found a prompt on :iconstormchylde:'s page, and it said that if you had artist's block that you should choose one of the following prompts to write about:

Intangible
It Only Gets Worse
Eighteen


Well, "intangible" got stuck in my head and I had to write about it, so this flowed out onto the page. :3 So THANK YOU :iconstormchylde: for inspiring me with your interesting prompts! :hug:

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:iconefa91:
Ooohh! I love this!! :heart: It seems to have an air of ambiguity and mystery to it. =D
:iconstormchylde:
Oh, I'm so glad it inspired you! : D I'm gonna link you in my prompts section~ Huzzah!

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I would like to be the air that inhabits you for a moment only. I would like to be that unnoticed, and that necessary.
:iconfuzzle-wit:
Aw, thank you so much! I'm so glad you like it! =D :heart: :glomp:

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"O you will take whatever's offered / And dream that all the world's a friend, / Suffer as your mother suffered, / Be as broken in the end. / But I am old and you are young, / And I speak a barbarous tongue." William Butler Yeats, Two Years Later
:iconfuzzle-wit:
Wow, really? That's so nice of you! Thank you so much!! :D

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"O you will take whatever's offered / And dream that all the world's a friend, / Suffer as your mother suffered, / Be as broken in the end. / But I am old and you are young, / And I speak a barbarous tongue." William Butler Yeats, Two Years Later
:iconefa91:
You're welcome!! =D :glomp: :heart:

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