An adapted sonnet for my special one. The last two lines have an extra syllable to complete my words.
The music is "I'll Be Your Mirror" by The Velvet Underground featuring Nico on vocals.
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I Love To See You Smiling
I Love To See You Happy
Love The Beauty Of Your Eyes
You're The One I Love to See
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I Love To Hear You Laughing
And That Sound Brings Joy To Me
Your Beauty Makes My Heart Sing
Your Sweet Song Sets My Soul Free
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You're Sunshine In My Morning
Sharing Every Day With Me
Love The Sparkle In Your Eyes
Your Beauty Is What I See
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I Love To See You Every Day
You Light My Life In Every Way
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Gorgeous love poem!!!πβ€οΈβ€οΈ
Love this piece Really respect your feelings
Beautiful!
Sweetness for your sweetie; warms my heart.
"Your Beauty Makes My Heart Sing" That line was my favourite. Loved your beautiful poem!