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Greyish blue eyes, they sing to me.

A brown spot in the corner, It's so unique.

It screams you.

 

Even your bedhead.

Everything about you I love.

I love your perfections and your quirks.

Because they are apart of you.

 

Your laugh, your sunset hue hair.

I love it all, because it's you.

I cherish you and all your traits.

I wish I could spend more time with you.

Its when I’m happiest. It’s when I smile.

You are my smile, my security.

 

So will you stay with me, just a little longer?

 
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Sarah Mitchell
<p>This is a very basic poem, give me suggestions on the many things I could improve please.</p>

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