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8 billion people, 8 billion faces, 8 billion hearts and souls. And when I’m staring back at yours. Your messy hair, Your dazing eyes, Your gentle dimple. Never compares to the 8 billion people that seems nothingness when I’m staring back at you. Starry eyes Shining soul Galaxies worth of how much love I feel for you, So far away – dancing in the midnight The lengths people go to have their own. I have mine – my star doesn’t live among the night sky, But rather stays in my arms, my dear star, ___. For my love lives like a star – lasts forever for how I could not learn to not love you. And if there was a cliff following in the shadow, falling into nothingness I would chase you to the end just so you can turn around For me to see your face, I watch a heaven living in a body. My love – the last thing I choose to see. I choose you – as my end would mean nothing if I never saw you.
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Apr 6
Apr 6, 2026 at 7:28 PM UTC
stars I own - within reach
8 billion people, 8 billion faces, 8 billion hearts and souls. And when I’m staring back at yours. Your messy hair, Your dazing eyes, Your gentle dimple. Never compares to the 8 billion people that seems nothingness when I’m staring back at you. Starry eyes Shining soul Galaxies worth of how much love I feel for you, So far away – dancing in the midnight The lengths people go to have their own. I have mine – my star doesn’t live among the night sky, But rather stays in my arms, my dear star, ___. For my love lives like a star – lasts forever for how I could not learn to not love you. And if there was a cliff following in the shadow, falling into nothingness I would chase you to the end just so you can turn around For me to see your face, I watch a heaven living in a body. My love – the last thing I choose to see. I choose you – as my end would mean nothing if I never saw you.
this love poem only exists on paper now because the love didn't last in his heart. I'm sorry ___
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Apr 6
Apr 6, 2026 at 7:28 PM UTC
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