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A world in your eyes

Poetry about possibilities

By Bradley RamseyPublished about 16 hours ago 1 min read
Image: Eric Ward via Unsplash

When I look in your eyes,

I see an entire world

reflected back at me.

*

Twin galaxies

filled with stars.

Glimmering with possibility

*

And I know

the world you see

isn't the one you want.

*

Reality is futility.

A war of attrition,

and it feels like we're losing.

*

So let's bury the past.

Hold a funeral for it,

and leave roses on its grave.

*

That life is over,

our afterlife is here.

A new chapter begins.

*

I see heaven

reflected in those eyes,

and I want that here.

*

We'll get out of this place.

I'll move mountains.

Pull the stars to Earth.

*

Whatever it takes.

No matter how long.

I'll do it for us.

*

I'm taking that world

that rests in your gaze,

and I'm bringing it here.

*

Because you look at me

with celestial spheres,

and you see all the best parts.

*

You make me want to become

the best version of me,

as we build our perfect life.

*

So, please don't look down.

Keep those eyes on me.

Where they belong.

*

Take my hand.

Let's dive in.

Boldly, and without fear.

*

They say this world is what you make it.

So let's make ours.

Together.

***

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About the Creator

Bradley Ramsey

Lover of dogs, gaming, and long walks on the beach. Content Marketing Manager by day, aspiring writer by night. Alone, we cannot change the world, but we can create better ones.

Find me on Substack -> bradleyramsey.substack.com

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  • Habib Rehmanabout 14 hours ago

    i love this topic very much

  • Lightning Bolt ⚡about 15 hours ago

    I love this. Your poem is simple elegance. I love the brevity of your lines/stanzas. There is a lot of weight in saying very little. And I have not heard this song by Dermot Kennedy. It's going on a couple of my Spotify playlists. Awesome poem. ⚡💙 Bill ⚡

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