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Valentines Spirit

“Her smile as captivating as a blooming rose 
her eyes as dating as it shames the bluebells petals of beaus 
It seemed so opposed yet I wanted to foreclose 
She was  the luminescence of my interceptions 
As  a fluorescence, she came to me in my deceptions
Enriching up my conceptions, 
Yet is that all that she makes me please? 
A glorious image in repeat? 
Something that seems to discreet
Yet, in my reminiscence called dreams, she’s always my receptance 
Yet, never seems to befall in her own conceptions 
But always pleases that luminescence that burns in my inceptions 
A fire that burns in her right 
However,  dissolves in my sight”
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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