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I see you in colors that others see only in black and white I see your rays shining through the thick grey clouds I see your light like a distant star, burning bright yet close enough to feel warm and real I see the colors in what others see as dull eyes to me was true and loving, without a lie I see the sunset in your eyes— and when they ask me, "what do you see in him?" my eyes will tell, "what is there not to see?" my heart will tell, "what is there not to love?"
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Jun 5, 2018
Jun 5, 2018 at 4:50 AM UTC
hazelnut eyes
I see you in colors that others see only in black and white I see your rays shining through the thick grey clouds I see your light like a distant star, burning bright yet close enough to feel warm and real I see the colors in what others see as dull eyes to me was true and loving, without a lie I see the sunset in your eyes— and when they ask me, "what do you see in him?" my eyes will tell, "what is there not to see?" my heart will tell, "what is there not to love?"
I see love in you, my love.
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Jun 5, 2018
Jun 5, 2018 at 4:50 AM UTC
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