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Your Eyes


To look into your eyes is to see fire Set ablaze by the creator Himself. The way you gaze only takes me higher. I wish to keep you and those eyes myself. I look and fall into a pool of blue, Green flecks draw my attention closer still. Unique is their beautiful and bright hue. One look from those luminous eyes could kill. But for those eyes, I am not the vision. I am not what they see when they are closed. Though your face is what my heart is missing, I will just be a friend to you at most. So look on, straight through my loveless, sad heart, But know I will always be seeing you.
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mckennalynn14
Eyes are the gateway to the soul. You can tell so much about a person by them, yet so little at the same time.

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