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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Do not doubt a single molecule of your being, Believe! You are the sunrise that muses me to love and live. Do not close the gates of your truth, have it open to receive. Banish your guards away from protecting those sorrows and griefs. The hits of a hammer will only refine and sharpen the sword. The heat of fire will allow you to bend and form. Without voyage how can new lands be brought forth, The best of captains are the ones that have sailed through the storm. Your presence explains clearer than any reason ever written. Your face shows only a muse for paintings of divine idioms. Your touch is the wind blowing curtains of my sight, clearing the blurriness of Eden Your kiss is the silence I yearn from the noises within me that were hidden. You are a supernova. Brightening up my Universe. Igniting my heart brighter than a Sunburst, A perfection of movements that orchestrates sounds more naturally than any musical verse. Cool like a drizzle, watering me down and quenching my every thirst Like the moon, you may disappear from time to time, But the gravity of your being around my Soul has permanently been intertwined. Your spirit is my halo that keeps my thoughts orbiting and aligned. You are a wonder of the cosmos, always sublime. 28th November 2015
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