How can I tell you If not threw mine own eyes
Shall, I speak of the mighty sun. And how it plunges into the sea. The very heavens sent ablaze. And as its last light struggles to breathe, its embers sore. And a million suns now shine scattered across the midnight sea.
Or, shall I speak of waterfalls. Their majestic blue might as a knife, cutting into lush of green. Each drop of water questing for sea. Now, forming streams of light and passive pools reflections hold the very magic of dreams.
Or perhaps, I shall speak of a single flora. Pushing up threw concrete of street its delicate beauty its strength.
Nay, I shall speak of how your smile and laughter fills of me. As if, for but a moment all things are as they should be.
If, alas but one of gift from me It would befor you too see. Yourself as I see.
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