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Greg's Eyes
His eyes reminded me of a frozen pond 
 At the end of January when there were still patches of snow on the ground,
 Everything masked by a soft, gray haze: peacefully silent. 
 It was strange admitting this in such a poetic way for the first time, 
 But he gave off vibes of good nature, something that loosened my shyness. 
 I will not stay here and write empty compliments you could find on the back of a candy wrapper, 
 It was just something I’d longed to admit for a couple of days. 
 Eyes so unique and beautiful.  
 Eyes that reminded me of the happiness of a different time: 
 When we could find creativity in the most boring of things, 
 Always laughing and smiling—no worries whatsoever. 
 How expensive could it be to purchase such a feeling again?
 Completely priceless.

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