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You


You,
 
It's been you since the very first day,
Those hazel eyes like the alps beneath the bewitching sunset,
Stars, embedded like diamonds in the sky, like your soul embedded in mine
Together we enkindle hurricanes, 
But I boon my rainbow in your arms 
And when it rains we veil beneath the trees, raindrops plunging on our eyes mingling with the tears
When the sun glimmers oh so bright at dawn, just like your smile
My frozen heart thaws and the day arises,
It begins with you and 
Ends with you.
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