I love you *-
My heart seems to race at just the thought of you as if a,
Chemical slipped into my veins a poison I welcome,
even if i’m not cordial with
Romance-
I want oh so badly to be so I grow anxious at the thought of it-
your brown eyes
Pierce my heart as an arrow striking its target true,
The warmth of them-
unlike any blanket I have ever felt,a
Veil that lets just the two us smile and nod knowing that I have you and you have me.
The same way the sun keeps the moon from drifting
I have you,
The same way the moon makes the earth's tides
I have you.
Before you I had a,
Bad Omen lingering and glooming over me-
Now I look back glad I had kept walking.
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Deeply personal love narrative grounded in specific relationship details.
Multiple layered ideas compressed densely: chemical attraction, anxiety, cosmic metaphors.
Strongly positive despite initial anxiety; celebrates love and relief from darkness.
Racing heart, piercing arrows, kinetic intensity balanced by warm embracing imagery.
Approximately 13 lines; falls within 7-15 line range.
Rich metaphors: poison, arrows, blankets, sun/moon/tides cosmic parallels throughout.
Pure lyric internal voice; direct address to beloved without narrative dramatization.
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