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Rainforest Eyes


Trees move with the wind

Hazel branches crunch as the creatures of the forest move

There's so many creatures that make it unique

Its never the same

Birds sing in the green trees

There's always a breautiful breeze

The ocean could never compete

Its like a whole nother world

Whenever you'd look at me

I would always get lost

I never thought something so mesmerizing could captivate my heart

I wish you knew

You're eyes were a beautiful amazon hazel green

All I ever said was you have pretty eyes

They were far more

I just wish you knew 

Even if you're not for me

I hope one day someone see's what I see

Sorry if I ever caused a storm

I hope you know you're worth so much more than you think

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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