Unexpectedly we met as I glanced into your eyes Overwhelming adrenaline rush as your eyes slowly met mine
Your smile gave confirmation of my previous thoughts
As you said hello; my heart literally stopped. Nervously became speechless
sudden loss for words
A sense, your energy, like nothing I’ve felt before. This familiar heart beat in unison with mine
Barely five minutes yet a lifetime looking thru your eyes.
Fully present in the moment that I would love to relive over again
never seen it coming never want it to end
You shook my hand stealing my heart off my sleeve
like a smooth criminal romantic yet hopelessly
perhaps it was the offering of love given to whoever dares to tame
Undialable, no questions asked
you don’t know my name.
Given willingly as you raise your flag
property proclaimed; labeled, stamped, and tagged. Warmth overflows my heart pouring over to my soul
I know you now how I long to know you forevermore
Ironically without words you tell me everything I need to know
the deep passion of your eyes reflect the windows of your soul
magnetic energy, light of love to connect to souls
furious flame ignition to our soul
Love so powerful shines as day throughout the night
surpasses surprises this lights up my life.
For a lifetime holding on refusing to let go
you’re the one
my heart told me so.
There’s this inclination
there’s the certainty
that left no room for doubt
that for sure guarantee.
Euphoric epiphany, clairvoyant State of mind,
our souls guiding endlessly our souls forever intertwined. Timeless event
inevitable lifetime in our hearts
recorded as heaven sent
destined to never part.
Never a question of us
no need to justify; never a weary
never felt so alive.
Only been so sure of one thing
when we gazed that glance locked our eyes,
I met unconditional love
that first moment your eyes met mine.
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