His charming soul
The vibrant beauty radiating from his large pale blue eyes shining like crystals
Strength coming from the tone of his voice like a lion roaring in the savannah
The form was human yet felt immortal
Thoughts washed away as water on a shore made me fall even more
His touch masculine yet gentle
Conscience clear of disturbing complicated thoughts that make us forget ourselves to yearn to feel whole again
Regrets of unsaid words try and take over but his strength overcomes them
Past demons try and escape the back of his mind only fall into nothingness
Silence
Darkness
Almost forgotten
Skeletons in the closet slowly turning to dust
Time makes the colors turn a shade of grey but his mind forever young
Reminiscing from the glory days where he had no worries or sorrows
His damaged soul but never broken spirit
Scars showing pain covered with strength, faith and his will to move forward
A very admirable man defeating his past troubles to move forward and see what’s to come.
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Veronica Arzate
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