I see you in the yellow of wild sunflowers
In the gold of wheat fields
In the dark green of conifers
In the aquamarine of the lake
I see you in the purple of lavender fields
In the violet of 4am skies
In the subtle pink of the sunsets
In the orange of oceanic vistas
I see you in the cool of shady canopies
In the moist of dew kissed grass
In the foam of sea waves
In the light brown of the sand
I see you in the brown eyes of the little girl
In the timidity of a kitten
In the fragility of butterfly wings
In the tinkling laughter of young damsels
I see you in myself
I see you in her eyes
I see you in them
I see you in the beat of my heart and the thud of my veins
I see you wherever I turn to
One reason this poem is so good is that it can be seen as the person who sees the reminders of a loved one gone, or one who is filled with love for someone who infuses him or herself into every detail of this world.
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I love your contemporary style. You do not bother about the pattern or the rules, just as raw and genuine as it can be. And that’s why your writings stand out.
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Thank you so much. 🙂
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