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Lady

Conrad Trudelle

Others have crossed the paths I've traveled
but they have never had
quite the impact on me that you have.
The beauty that radiates from you
both internally and externally
cause my heart to skip a beat
and the breath
to leave my chest in great haste.
When you enter my field of vision
it is as if the sun has exploded.
The air is saturated
with shards of multicolored light.
Your radience is reflected in each one.
The words with which I try to express my feelings
fall far short of the mark
to truly express what is felt.
It therefore becomes impossible to continue.
When next we meet look into my eyes
and hear what my heart says.
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Submitted on October 25, 2012

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABCDEFGHIJJKILMNDOP
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 613
Words 120
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 19
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Conrad Trudelle

I have been to more places than most people, I have done more things than most people, I have survived more things than most others have encountered. I have continually learned throughout this process and arrived at the conclusion that the differences we see keep us curious, and that keeps us alive. Never ever stop learning, and school and college is not the only place to learn, in fact it is limiting the amount and quality of knowledge we have. Communication is what makes this planet better, we have to learn to communicate better. Communication is not only content, but also delivery. talking to or with someone is totally different than talking at them. more…

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