A book of wandering thoughts
NightRose77
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NightRose77
Ongoing, First published Sep 23, 2019
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I think brown eyes are underrated 
I think it's unfair to think they're outdated 
Or to get frustrated 
That they can't be traded
With blue eyes, color of the sky 
Where birds are free to fly high 
Or with green eyes, color of the land 
It's beauty just so grand 
Or simply with any color but mine 
Anything is fine
 I will take any compromise 
As long as they're not old boring brown eyes 
But then I looked outside 
Saw the countryside 
Saw the hills and the forests and the sea 
And it was like I had found the key
Because beneath all of those
Was soil 
Rich, dark and primordial 
Vital and essential 
Without there would be no land 
A confused mass of water trying to understand Why the sky was weeping 
Why the hills were crumbling 
And why the winds were howling 
So remember this as you look into your big brown eyes 
They are your allies 
Not awful like a knife 
But the color of life
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