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Opened Eyes


A grasp of a hand 

A kiss on the head 

The most beautiful words that have ever been said 

 

A change in the wind 

Subtle but sure 

A song carried too, sighing sweetly once more 

 

The most brilliant of colors 

To ever be seen 

Surrounding this new world, with a welcoming gleam 

 

The stories, the music

The art I revere 

Were never such a splendor until you were here 

 
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Darlene Gray
<p>I like the simplicity and rawness of it</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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