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Indescribable
I can't describe you.
Not because you don't have quirks or personality,
But because I can't describe you with words that have unchanging and rigid meanings. Words can only go so far, and that's coming from a writer like myself.
I need sounds, art pieces, and music to describe you.
I need quotes and gestures of yours, attributes that go beyond the eye or ear.
I can't describe you with words, but I can describe you in the way you have an affect on my life.
I can't describe you with words, but I can describe the way you make me feel when I'm around you.
I can't describe you with words, but I can envision your face in my mind, smiling intensely.
I can't describe you with words that have set definitions, because that would mean that my best friend has a set definition.
People like my best friend don't have set definitions.
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