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Sep 10
I’m convinced you hold an Empyrean once unstirred in me.
Flowers whisper with each smile, “What a hallowed numen you bear.”
Seeds strain upward, desperate to glimpse you,
bending in accord as I urge, run away with me.

Blind to the brilliance that blooms within you,
I stand in quiet wonder, heart bound to your orbit.
Even the petals of night open when you pass,
yet you walk as though the heavens were not your own.
I wrote this for my 4-year anniversary with my partner :)
Poetry Among Hyacinths
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Poetry Among Hyacinths  21/F/New Zealand
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