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The clouds mold the skies to please your eyes and the sun shines to warm you A beauty that makes spring bare early so blossoming bounties of buds can attempt to mimic your allure. A voice that makes creatures of song feel betrayed by their hallow baying, if only, oh if only their cries matched your flagrant tone. Words of advantageous solutions, nullify problematic earthly bound limitations An appeal that persuades ocean waves to thrust themselves upon shorelines just to be closer to you A love that renders callous hearts tender in submission A touch that leaves an ember of heated or warmed solute from void pain. Neither agony nor hurt could conquer such a healing embrace. A grace that makes victors of dance and elegance refrain from motion A heart that demands no retribution of gold and currency A smile that pleases they eyes of creatures befriended by beauty A compassion that breeds charity of open arms ready to receive swollen hearts The heavens torn in twain as earth solicited for an angel Unkempt conditions of worldly matters could not graze such a placid date of joy It is on this day the moon glistens a dash bit brighter and the dwellers of the cosmos tenants reach for joy. On this day birds are composed with a surfeit glee On this day the sun will gleam with glossiness unmatched by any other diurnal It is on this day, we unify to utter our affection fixed upon you and the exultant period in which you graced this planet with your smile On this day, I’m grateful to say that I was able to know you while you once were.
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