They say you can’t see love,
But feel all it’s feelings.
But I see it clearly,
Through your actions revealing,
The star that you hold,
Shining like light’s color.
I don’t feel cold,
When I start to get smaller.
They say brown is ordinary,
Just common and boring.
But I see the dewberry,
Can’t help exploring.
They say pupils mean nothing,
Just a part of the body.
But I’ve felt them touching,
The dreams I embody.
Eyes are the doorway,
To a person’s own soul.
Feeling them sway,
Unlocking my keyhole,
As I gaze into theirs,
Brushing their haze,
Climbing their stairs,
Solving their maze.
I feel their heat,
I sense their ember,
Yearn to repeat,
The times in December.
Your eyes made of smooth,
Caramel-wrapped chocolate,
Revealing the truth in,
My heart’s flowing droplets.
Mar 13, 2018
Mar 13, 2018 at 8:32 PM UTC
They say you can’t see love,
But feel all it’s feelings.
But I see it clearly,
Through your actions revealing,
The star that you hold,
Shining like light’s color.
I don’t feel cold,
When I start to get smaller.
They say brown is ordinary,
Just common and boring.
But I see the dewberry,
Can’t help exploring.
They say pupils mean nothing,
Just a part of the body.
But I’ve felt them touching,
The dreams I embody.
Eyes are the doorway,
To a person’s own soul.
Feeling them sway,
Unlocking my keyhole,
As I gaze into theirs,
Brushing their haze,
Climbing their stairs,
Solving their maze.
I feel their heat,
I sense their ember,
Yearn to repeat,
The times in December.
Your eyes made of smooth,
Caramel-wrapped chocolate,
Revealing the truth in,
My heart’s flowing droplets.
