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Deceiving Beauty


The way your hair falls perfectly across your face,
Like waves in the sea.
Your eyes sparkle,
Like the midnight stars.
Your smile,
Like the suns rays breaking through the morning clouds.
Every time I see you,
I get these rushing feelings;
Piercing my heart.
Overcome with joy by a single sight of you.
How could it be
Such beauty so deceiving
You twirl your spell all around,
Every person falls to the ground,
Right in front of you.
You seek attention,
Like a prey.
Everyone around you,
Your victims.
Your beauty so appealing,
Your intentions so deceiving.
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