MIRROR OR STAR?
YOU GOT ME HYPNOTIZED!
Your gift of gab
and even the way you write
is just out of this world.
You know how to weave a story together
by knitting pieces of puzzles
that capture my attention.
Even a torn heart
is skillfully mended
by your passion, love,
courage and resilience.
Damn it!
You're a Star in my world!
If there is a mannequin
I would display this dress
for you to see your artwork!
But I am glad that you're my mirror.
I see myself in you.
Our souls are one.
Your reflections are too powerful
that I am hypnotized in a nice way.
I am healed!
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Emos Sibu Poriei (Kaya)
I love reading and researching to gain inspiration and ideas. I appreciate those who write and I hope I can inspire you with my writings too.
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Great poem Sibu!
This poem is absolutely brilliant. I want to congratulate you!
This was stunningly beautiful! Loved your poem!