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You are an ammunition, in every way, No weapons required, just your presence will sway. Your smile, a missile, soaring high No distance can hinder its impact, my heart will die. Your words, like bullets, pierced my soul, Each shot, a memory which will haul. In the cartridge of your kisses, I find sweet delight, Every shot, a thrill, in the depths of the night. You gaze like a torpedo, hits with force unseen, Leaving me numb and serene. And those sharp eyes of yours, like explosives they ignite, Captures my heart, I will invite. You're the propellant, igniting this fire, Setting my world ablaze, with a burning desire. And in your embrace, I find my warhead, Ready to surrender, in this love we embed. So let's embrace this warfare, with love as our guide, For in the midst of chaos, with you, I abide. No need for guns, pistols or bombs, I proclaim. Reaching your heart was the only aim. By Sanji-Paul Arvind
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Apr 2, 2025
Apr 2, 2025 at 5:58 AM UTC
A War in the Battlefield of Heart
You are an ammunition, in every way, No weapons required, just your presence will sway. Your smile, a missile, soaring high No distance can hinder its impact, my heart will die. Your words, like bullets, pierced my soul, Each shot, a memory which will haul. In the cartridge of your kisses, I find sweet delight, Every shot, a thrill, in the depths of the night. You gaze like a torpedo, hits with force unseen, Leaving me numb and serene. And those sharp eyes of yours, like explosives they ignite, Captures my heart, I will invite. You're the propellant, igniting this fire, Setting my world ablaze, with a burning desire. And in your embrace, I find my warhead, Ready to surrender, in this love we embed. So let's embrace this warfare, with love as our guide, For in the midst of chaos, with you, I abide. No need for guns, pistols or bombs, I proclaim. Reaching your heart was the only aim. By Sanji-Paul Arvind
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Apr 2, 2025
Apr 2, 2025 at 5:58 AM UTC
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