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You told me once that you didn’t think you were creative
You told me that as much as you loved the arts,
Your skills were elsewhere.
And this may be true,
You’ve a scientific mind,
Educated,
A scholar,
But I saw more
You see
Your eyes paint landscapes as they gaze at me
Me, an empty canvas, to you
Your fingers create such sweet music
As they trace my curves
Your breathe, as hot as kiln fire
Shaping me like clay
Your mouth on my neck
Your words are poetry to my ears
You speak in sonnets and limericks
The thing is
You, yourself, are art
You are creativity.
An artist all your own
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About the Creator
Leigh Schilling
My name is Leigh
I am a conundrum
I write to understand
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