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Created on: December 20, 2008
To look and see
I look at roses and see roses
red crimson curves and dips,
dripping and dropping water droplets
mini bits of crystal lips,
I see no science, I feel no cells
It is not in me to view a flower
in a way that seems so,
I look at sunsets and see sunsets
colors blending and blurring
bursts of tingles,
spine chilling visual aromas
I see no cirronimbus, or stratosphere
It is not in me to view a sunset
in a way that seems so -
I look at you and see you
the deepest eyes and the
purest heart, a touch that feels
eternally perfect.
I see no pheromones, no chemical connections
It is not in me to see you in a way
that seems so unlike love.
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