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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Some people desecrate their entire lives to find what I’ve found in you, eternity. What makes it so beautiful is how opposite we are from each other, maybe that is the solution to uncover true passion, genuine blissfulness. See, people construct ideal qualities and expectations for their potential lovers which intervene with passion running its natural course. I can identify that I’m captivated by your sweet charms because my emotions transpired unexpectedly. I wasn’t ready to be in love, but I had no choice. Why is it that every time I draw my eyes I witness your silhouette? Why is it that you’re my inspiration to every melody in a song and every lyric in a poem? Every word that pours from your lips contains a sensuous tone that whispers softly into my ears. No structured sentence can illustrate the way I feel about you. I melt within every time I think of you. I fret every minute wasted being without you. You enclose the warmth of sunshine in your arms and drops of paradise in your kiss. If I could, I’ll dive in your smile and silently drown. I desire your touch more than anything but tremble as you get closer. There isn't enough water in the ocean to norish or quench my thrist. Your kiss is spellbinding and my emotions are my curse.
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