If I were to show you my greatest masterpiece, my vision of beauty, I would paint my daughters eyes on the back your eyelids, so every time you closed them you would not see just darkness, but a color so unique only God could define them. Because you can see HIS light like a golden hue shine right in between her fathers cold green and my fathers devil blue, there’s a hint of almond brown where my mothers angel peeks through, sometimes they are hazel, mixed with a cooler shade of Gray, but they change with her emotions, her moods they give away, if I were to show you my greatest masterpiece, it’s in her eyes, I would say.
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LaDawn Denney
just a mom trying to not put her head in the oven.
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Eyes That Define Me
If I were to show you my vision of heaven I would paint my daughters eyes on the back of your eyelids so every time you closed them you would not see the darkness but a beauty so unique, only God could define them...cause if you look real close you can see HIS light in the golden hue mixed between her fathers green and my fathers blue, there’s a hint of almond brown where my mother shines through, but still yet not a color I have found to describe them to you.
By LaDawn Denney5 years ago in Poets
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