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All about perception


       The space between my eyes and perception, is the greatest space I will ever know... From the vast emptiness in my soul to the profound beauty of my heart. There is no difference between you and me, the only difference, is our thinking.                                                                                                       Tell me what you think about my future. Tell me what you know about my future. I'll let you judge, but you can't tell.                                                                                                                                           To hold your secrets is all I've ever wanted. You so much older than I, I so much younger than you. Your age poses no threat against me. Your beauties are far to intricate for me not to love.                                                                                                                                                                  Let me explore you and then you will know, how deep my love is for you.    

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