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Mystic Eyes

Dec 24, 2023
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By Himanshi Jaglan


Eyes, the gateways to the soul's embrace,

Now unveiled, I see the depths, the grace.

In gazes profound, a universe unfolds,

Dark or light, their stories told.


Some eyes hold a galaxy's allure,

Stars twinkling, stories obscure.

Yet, hesitation lingers, I refrain,

From secrets that may cause me pain.


Deception veiled in some gazes deep,

A silent hurt, their souls keep.

I fear to dive into their realm,

Where shadows lurk, and secrets overwhelm.


Yet, amidst the crowd, some souls shine bright,

Eyes sparkling with love, a radiant light.

Lost in their gaze, a mesmerizing view,

A symphony of warmth and calmness ensue.


Their eyes twinkle, a cosmic ballet,

A river of love, flowing my way.

Gentle beings, with hearts so deep,

Their gaze, a lullaby, a promise to keep.



Melodies echo in their loving stare,

A serene river, life dancing in the air.

Birds chirp, bells ring, a soulful decree,

Their eyes hold storms, yet set the spirit free.


These eyes tell tales of healing and pain,

Of being broken, then rising again.

A beauty akin to the night sky's art,

Stars gleaming, a moonlit heart.


Jasmine-scented breezes, a nocturnal kiss,

A soothing touch, pure bliss.

In their gaze, life's vivid scenes unfold,

A dance of beauty, a tale to be scrolled.


By Himanshi Jaglan




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