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That feeling That I can't describe When I know someone is genuine It's physical And emotional It's happy But calmly Without any flourishes Or bubbles I feel it in my chest A feeling of connection It's...warm? Not quite the right word It's lukewarm But bright And roundish Kinda like a sphere Sitting next to my heart Centered in my chest There's love But little magic It's pure Unfiltered Connection When I think of someone's face I see open eyes Open to watch another But not wide with shock I see a small smile I hear a voice Clear as a bell And indeed I think of pure Golden bells Not twinkling Not ringing Just a single Unbroken note I think of gold Or is it orange? Yellow? Orange with a yellow halo? It's energy But not radiant Not growing Not destroying Not dark The feeling I get When reading a classmate's essay Or reading a good fanfiction All this Does not capture the feeling But at least I tried my best
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May 6, 2019
May 6, 2019 at 10:31 PM UTC
Genuine
That feeling That I can't describe When I know someone is genuine It's physical And emotional It's happy But calmly Without any flourishes Or bubbles I feel it in my chest A feeling of connection It's...warm? Not quite the right word It's lukewarm But bright And roundish Kinda like a sphere Sitting next to my heart Centered in my chest There's love But little magic It's pure Unfiltered Connection When I think of someone's face I see open eyes Open to watch another But not wide with shock I see a small smile I hear a voice Clear as a bell And indeed I think of pure Golden bells Not twinkling Not ringing Just a single Unbroken note I think of gold Or is it orange? Yellow? Orange with a yellow halo? It's energy But not radiant Not growing Not destroying Not dark The feeling I get When reading a classmate's essay Or reading a good fanfiction All this Does not capture the feeling But at least I tried my best
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Cisgender Female
May 6, 2019
May 6, 2019 at 10:31 PM UTC
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