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For three years she has moved me Through the wonders of her eyes. Flowing wells that glisten, And beckon within.      Her sudden movements      Change direction      To challenge or outwit With the wonder of her eyes. Furtive corners in the waters Of her eyes, looking out: A blink, a wink or shying tear Disturbs ripples in my mind.      My heart's flow rises      When she smiles:      She is the well-spring of  my life With the wonder of her eyes. Her hands direct the steerage Of her course. Sandboxes swell and dip, And change to wonderous seas. Her real dimensions are Refracted, movements and directions, Then defracted from my sight. Imagine, her young colours Looking out Through the wonders Of her eyes.
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 10:23 PM UTC
Maggie: The Wonder of Her Eyes
For three years she has moved me Through the wonders of her eyes. Flowing wells that glisten, And beckon within.      Her sudden movements      Change direction      To challenge or outwit With the wonder of her eyes. Furtive corners in the waters Of her eyes, looking out: A blink, a wink or shying tear Disturbs ripples in my mind.      My heart's flow rises      When she smiles:      She is the well-spring of  my life With the wonder of her eyes. Her hands direct the steerage Of her course. Sandboxes swell and dip, And change to wonderous seas. Her real dimensions are Refracted, movements and directions, Then defracted from my sight. Imagine, her young colours Looking out Through the wonders Of her eyes.
For my second born beauty, Margret Ellen.
francie-lynch
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 10:23 PM UTC
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