Sujatha’s contemplative spirit flies, creating a delicate dance between observer and storms, attracting luminescent souls in this love poem, exclusively for Different Truths.
Let me search and seek to solve the mystery of your eyes, Let my gaze linger and keep at bay the storms brewing in their seas, Let me surprise and startle in their skies a sparkle of fireflies so, a few may fly and stray into my own eyes.
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