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Her eyes


Her eyes used to say a thousand things

They sparkled more than diamond rings

But soon they lost all of their stars

And she always got lost and gazed afar

Underneath those deep pools of brown

Lurked a mysterious frown

Along with other dark hues

Lurked dark shades of blue

But underneath those dark brown eyes

Laid a hundred different reasons to cry



 

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