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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She has the most sensual eyes... Deep mocha in color with a splash of gold. So much is spoken with words unsaid, and within her eyes apprehension has gone missing and busy qualm is no longer found. From the moment I laid eyes on her, I knew forever would be our romance. My love is deeper than the rustling ocean and I can see miracles when I gaze into the radiance. I see nothing but her elegant soul. For I am lost in her eyes... She carries such grace as I stare at the wonder she holds in her eyes. Long ebony lashes curving just above her brow, with shades of plumb on her lids. My soul reaches heights and my heart races in anticipation as to what the twilit night will bring. Each time I look into the stunning splendor I am reminded of how much love is given with such ease. If only I could sketch the magnificence I see when I see the way she looks at me. The enticement her eyes carry brings an optical illusion of seduction. Visionary passion relieves my troubled soul, a fever of chills runs down my longing spine. I’ve seen the majesty of Tuscany and found the way to heaven, and there she is, my beloved. I was blind before her now my sight has been redeemed. For I am found in her sight... when I am lost in her eyes. October 6, 2016
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