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i like you; your eyes are full of language

by ciel-de-verre

Why is it that I have never written a poem For you For your beauty, your intellect, your smile, The way you dance within the sunlight, Your hair breaking from raven to honey to the auburn hues of an autumn moon, and melting As you twirl each strand within your hands, each lock glistening like the northern lights. Why have I failed to capture your eyes into words, for they behave as prisms would, Separating each nuance of sadness into the simple Joys of life and light And softly spoken desires. Why have I never written love sonnets for the girl who Sits in the corner, smudged ink and coffee stains Coding the language of her books, as she Writes love sonnets for every boy who decimates her self worth. Why is it that I have failed to love myself
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18 / Cisgender Female
For You?
Written by
ciel-de-verre
18 / Cisgender Female
Published
Dec 16, 2020
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2m
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#selflove
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