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And when she sits here across from me... what am I to say? Am I to tell her, That she is only here because I saw you for a second, within her eyes. and that her exuberance, whimsy, and charm, do not reach me in even a fraction of the way your quiet companionship did? Am I to tell her, that despite her beauty, the contest for most beautiful woman in the world was decided the day I met you, and she could only ever come in second? Or should I describe your simplest features, so she too might understand -   the dimples in your cheeks that announced themselves whenever you laughed at my silliness. How when you would laugh too hard that one ever so slightly crooked tooth would show, and that I would wait for it just to feel lucky. Tell me darling, in which way do I explain to this woman? Beautiful, in her own right. That in such a short time, I have lived and died and now I am here deceiving myself, in an attempt to be reborn.
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Oct 9, 2025
Oct 9, 2025 at 11:08 PM UTC
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And when she sits here across from me... what am I to say? Am I to tell her, That she is only here because I saw you for a second, within her eyes. and that her exuberance, whimsy, and charm, do not reach me in even a fraction of the way your quiet companionship did? Am I to tell her, that despite her beauty, the contest for most beautiful woman in the world was decided the day I met you, and she could only ever come in second? Or should I describe your simplest features, so she too might understand -   the dimples in your cheeks that announced themselves whenever you laughed at my silliness. How when you would laugh too hard that one ever so slightly crooked tooth would show, and that I would wait for it just to feel lucky. Tell me darling, in which way do I explain to this woman? Beautiful, in her own right. That in such a short time, I have lived and died and now I am here deceiving myself, in an attempt to be reborn.
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23/M/Sudbury, Ontario
Oct 9, 2025
Oct 9, 2025 at 11:08 PM UTC
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