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SHADOW of my heart


Sweetened by the touch of Heaven's light Have you, quite, stolen my heart Astonishing depth within the sparkle of your two misty pools called eyes Dearest to me, yet to yourself, unseen Opulent in gorgeosity Woven pulchritude from the origin of your soul to the cusp of the astounding body which maintains it your beauty has no acknowledgement of extremities. this is who you are, my endeared. embrace it, for already have I.
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