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Colors of love, I've never seen was painted on my heart by her, lust sublimated,was the primer she preferred as the base to start, music of love, she conducted, played in the background day and night caressed me softly, made the colors dry, made it remain there ever my wounded heart, demanded only love, nothing more from her but she made it her piece of interest, for her million desires to adore Her alchemy transformed it to gold, that never would lose it's sheen, used all her riches excavated, from the valley of her placid mind, to embellish and make it an invaluable dowry chest for her, ever the skies cloudless,I was tranquil,her love made me feel elated, on her, the wave-less lake I perfectly reflected, even at dark nights, What else would make one dedicate, all mind commands,to her and all flights of soul to higher echelons were inspired by her, isn't that state, one knows as bliss, we are bound together by that .
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Feb 22, 2015
Feb 22, 2015 at 2:01 PM UTC
The colors of love of an ordinary woman
Colors of love, I've never seen was painted on my heart by her, lust sublimated,was the primer she preferred as the base to start, music of love, she conducted, played in the background day and night caressed me softly, made the colors dry, made it remain there ever my wounded heart, demanded only love, nothing more from her but she made it her piece of interest, for her million desires to adore Her alchemy transformed it to gold, that never would lose it's sheen, used all her riches excavated, from the valley of her placid mind, to embellish and make it an invaluable dowry chest for her, ever the skies cloudless,I was tranquil,her love made me feel elated, on her, the wave-less lake I perfectly reflected, even at dark nights, What else would make one dedicate, all mind commands,to her and all flights of soul to higher echelons were inspired by her, isn't that state, one knows as bliss, we are bound together by that .
k-balachandran
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Feb 22, 2015
Feb 22, 2015 at 2:01 PM UTC
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