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Why I Fell So Deeply

My Sweet

By Mercedes ChavezPublished 22 days ago 3 min read
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His eyes, a mesmerizing blend of green and brown, remind one of the earth's natural beauties, reflecting the serene hues of a forest at dusk or the warm, inviting glow of a morning sun. They hold a depth that suggests wisdom beyond years, a spark of mischief, and a well of kindness, all at once. Those hazel eyes, with just one glance, can calm a stormy heart and tell tales without words, leaving an imprint on the soul that lingers like the sweetest melody.

His smile is a masterpiece of quiet resilience, a gentle curve of lips that belies the storms raging within. It's a testament to his strength, the way it blooms like a rare flower on the edge of a cliff, defying the gravity of his sorrow. In that smile, there's a silent story of endurance, a whisper of hope that dances in the face of adversity, a radiant beacon that love, in its purest form, still flickers even in the shadow of pain.

His laugh is a melody that plays during the most challenging times, a gentle reminder that joy still exists in the world. It is a sound that could light up the darkest room, a sincere expression of happiness that is contagious to all around him. Even when the days are tough, his laugh is a beacon of hope.

His hands, a testament to enduring strength, speak of the tender dichotomy of power and gentleness. They are the hands that can lift the weight of the world yet cradle the most delicate of creations with a touch as soft as a whisper. In every callus, every line, there is a story of resilience, a silent narrative of the hardships weathered, and the burdens borne with unwavering fortitude. These hands, they are not just part of him; they are a map of his journey, a tangible proof of his love and labor.

His dark hair was like the velvet night sky, each strand weaving together tales of mystery and allure. It fell in soft waves, a cascade of shadows that framed his face with an enigmatic grace. In the moonlight, it shimmered with whispers of silver, as if stars had found a home in its depths.

His touch, a paradox, like a whisper of silk against the skin, yet with the strength of the untamed wind. It's a caress that speaks of a tender affection, a love that's soft and nurturing, but it also holds the raw power of passion, a testament to a deep connection that's both comforting and exhilarating. In his touch, one finds the duality of love itself - gentle enough to soothe the soul, yet rough enough to ignite the wildest of hearts.

His voice was a melody, deep and resonant, like the tender caress of a cello's strings in the quiet of the night. It was the kind of voice that whispered secrets to the soul, promising tales of passion and whispers of love. Each word he spoke was a note in the symphony of desire, a sound so rich and alluring that it could make the heart dance to its rhythm.

He is the poetry in a world prosaic, a touch of magic in the mundane. With every beat of your heart, he becomes more ingrained in my existence, the epitome of all my desires and dreams. In the quiet moments, his laughter fills the silence, and in the chaos, his presence is the calming force. He is not just a part of my world; he is its very essence.

There will never be enough words to describe how I've come to feel about him.

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About the Creator

Mercedes Chavez

Come with me, lets go on an adventure together, see the world through my eyes, let me paint a picture with my words, I promise you will be able to feel what I felt the first time I experienced it. Love, sadness and everything in between.

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