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I See You, My Man

With my short-sighted eyes

By Manisha DhalaniPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
I See You, My Man
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Those black-rimmed glasses

Oh, how I adore you more

When you put them on.

I wish contact lenses

Were never invented (throw them away!)

For you look so much more dignified,

Heroic,

Handsome,

With glasses on.

Call me shallow

Call me short-sighted (but oh, I am)

But I want to see you

The way I see myself.

And when I see you

Through the lens that I don

My heart flutters.

Skips a beat, even.

Oh, my man.

Soon, the world will know you more

Than they already do

But I'll be content

To know that you're forever mine (is there such a thing?)

And that it's into the warm embrace

Of my arms

That you will return to

Every night.

Here's hoping.

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Manisha Dhalani

Content writer and marketer helping solopreneurs achieve organic growth. Loves reading, eating cake, and having insightful conversations.

www.manishadhalani.com

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    Written by Manisha Dhalani