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From mundane to magic

By Vasundhara Published 4 years ago • 1 min read
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I was in the battlefield, bruised and wounded, You became the savior of my soul and once again made me feel happily love bounded. I was a barren piece of land, and you turned me into the vibrant garden of flowers, As you stood over me as a cloud and sprinkled amour and affection in the form of showers. I was a bunch of entwined thread and you cared to unravel, Eventually you became my safe-place, more like home, level by level. You give me peace at my heart when storms rage in my inside, your single embrace satisfies my soul while our eyes collide. It feels soul satisfying when you make me feel utmost special and comfortable in my skin, I glow different when you kiss me like your other half, giving me butterflies from within. As sitting beside you and doing nothing also makes life worth to sustain. The bond with you makes me feel like making magic from mundane, Being with you has made me experience that what it is to be carefree, And while I be with you, all my worries and agonies vanish in just count of three. My heart just shouts out aloud- connect, connect, connect with every ounce of your being, As when the symphonies of our heartbeats sync, all the sorrows seem to be fleeing. Don't you think amado mio, just one lifetime isn't enough for our solidarity? Likely the connection we have fabricated shall remain unique, today forever, till eternity....

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Vasundhara

I will effectively come up with the content to shoot up your business as we both have the same target- creating content that hits the right chords. I offer the most coveted and rare qualities: sincerity and self-discipline.

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