It was just the first moment, largely. When I met Dick for the first time, he had this look in his eyes and at the corner of his jaw. I'd never seen anything quite like it. It ought to have been frightening, but it made me ask his name.
I've not regretted a moment of knowing him. And I've not regretted a moment of knowing you.
[ because it's all he's ever wanted it. something like this, a feeling, a heartbeat, one that he doesn't have to compete with thor or hide away in shame. one that feels wholly pure in a strange way.
one he hasn't ruined. ]
I've never tired of people. Not ones who let me close.
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[Small things, perhaps, but he's known his fair share of proper monsters.]
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I am trying. I didn't — I didn't do it right before.
I'm glad it mattered. That you see me in that light.
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I'll be here seeing you when you're ready to hear it, aye?
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I'll do my best.
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Truth is not something I hear often.
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[But, in a much truer way:]
And I suppose you quite remind me of someone quite dear to my heart.
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It isn't that you're properly like him. You've worlds more finesse than he'll ever hope to, for a start.
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No, I am myself in all things. But it is strange to hear I am similar to others.
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I've not regretted a moment of knowing him. And I've not regretted a moment of knowing you.
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But I'm sure you'll tire of me long before I you.
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one he hasn't ruined. ]
I've never tired of people. Not ones who let me close.
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[A hug will convey this sentiment better than words.]
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end here?
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