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When I look into the mirror I see her eyes, filled with tears of affection that flows down her cheeks and lights an aurora of love. I see a mature woman who is endless in worth, murmuring a languid song that cascades through her lips and encompass the world. I see a Soul, carefree that lives in her ethereal body, quiescently alone and radiant that murmur about her life, enchanted by hope. I see a heart, now rhapsodic filled with grace and blessings and love for self, and serene, embracing her body, knowing her soul and finding her authentic self. I see the epiphany of the woman I want to be, someday, who can heal the world with words, finding peace in war, resonant of joy and light. When I look into the mirror, I can see her, the strong lady, whose eyes are hope, lips speak truth, heart and soul pure and whole. When I look into the mirror, I see my desires, my longing, I see the woman who can change the world....
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Dec 2, 2016
Dec 2, 2016 at 10:07 AM UTC
When I look into the mirror
When I look into the mirror I see her eyes, filled with tears of affection that flows down her cheeks and lights an aurora of love. I see a mature woman who is endless in worth, murmuring a languid song that cascades through her lips and encompass the world. I see a Soul, carefree that lives in her ethereal body, quiescently alone and radiant that murmur about her life, enchanted by hope. I see a heart, now rhapsodic filled with grace and blessings and love for self, and serene, embracing her body, knowing her soul and finding her authentic self. I see the epiphany of the woman I want to be, someday, who can heal the world with words, finding peace in war, resonant of joy and light. When I look into the mirror, I can see her, the strong lady, whose eyes are hope, lips speak truth, heart and soul pure and whole. When I look into the mirror, I see my desires, my longing, I see the woman who can change the world....
anika-abith
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Dec 2, 2016
Dec 2, 2016 at 10:07 AM UTC
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