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' The Naked Eye '

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  The darker the night

the more I can see

your interior explode

with a light that shines

only my eyes can see

Your creativity positively flows

miles beyond the limit

of my expectations

A river of tantalizing emotions

sets my libido afire

The message is clear

when you stare

One stargazed expression

seems to be savoring

a perpetual encounter

though you encumber the appetite

your visuals yearn to devour

So much has been said

by your silence

It beholds a desire to explore

uncharted territory

Yet, your other side

Is like a child

wanting to be recognized

for a job well done

Well hon, are we done

before we get started?

What r u gonna do, Boo?

Will it be

me and you?

Will we bring to light

what your eyes

already envisioned?

It's your decision

MAXINE P. SOSO

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