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Reflections / Sweet and Sour / And Then I Realized What Love Is:

Poems from the poetry book, "Kiss Me or Kill Me, But Please Set Me Free" by Amargeaux Rai, pgs. 124, 125, 127

By Amargeaux RaiPublished 6 years ago • 1 min read
Reflections / Sweet and Sour / And Then I Realized What Love Is:
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Reflections.

We attract the people

We choose to be.

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Sweet and Sour

I'm not going

To pretend Like I know

Why people don't talk to each other.

I like to think

That there's a time and place

For doors to open

And the universe

Is saving that moment

For when the world

Really

Really

REALLY

Needs a reminder

That they are loved and lovable

That they are kiss and huggable...

Actually, I do know why people don't talk...

Sweet people are afraid to turn sour.

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And Then I Realized What Love Is:

Love is not a fanfare,

It's an echo.

A ridiculously strong magnet

Dragging two people

From two opposite sides of the world

To each other

At the right place

At the right time.

To share the same sandwich.

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Amargeaux Rai

I am a freelance writer, blogger, poet and artist who studies Holistic medicine, palmistry, herbalism, and astrology. I also love interpreting dreams, eating chocolate and giving hugs.

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