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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Bright Eyed Take a glance into the mysterious ride of human life … He told her one day she would be his wife Looking into his eyes with such delight She knew this was the way she wanted to live her life Light and bright with him His sweet embrace would lay her tender soul to sleep Into her dreams his deep love would creep She was paranoid though and in her slumber she would weep She knew with this love she was taking a leap But there wasn’t a greater vantage point she could see She knew his arms were the place to be She would not let her insecurities destroy the relationship In fact, they both knew that this was the time to create themselves, indeed They both would have to take the lead, independently while working together simultaneously Dreaming and developing a more open consciousness the two would drift in thought and in love Fire inside fire below and fire above The more they considered their philosophies the more they understood their genealogy which transformed their physiology Together and unified they were starting to comprehend the magnitude of their magic The way the universe exemplified all of the thoughts they had in their minds Reflections present in every being reminding them some magic is blind to the human eye
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