DC
“I can’t see things clearly,” he said
“Have to wear these things with no end”
“Without my lens, the world’s unclear”
“Despite that, I’m still full of cheer”
With a smile, she listened to his words
Unlike him, she didn’t need any device
She could see everything clearly
But even if her gaze was just as fuzzy as his
She can still see
How wonderful he is
His face
His grace
His smile
His dimples
His mannerisms
They were all crystal clear to her
“I have to wear them all the time”
“From morning up until nighttime”
“Surgery? Can’t afford that yet”
“My blurry eyes don’t make me fret”
She nodded, her chin resting on both palms
Watching his soft lips move as he talked
Eyeing the slight curve of his jaw
How his hair flowed
How his fingers danced as he explained things
How his pearly teeth shone
Yes, she didn’t need anything else to see
How magnificent he was
But as for him
Just like what he said:
“Everything is just so foggy.”
Oh, he’ll never see indeed…
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looks like a one sided love…
This poem, really shows a person that is secretly inlove with the other one. The other one secretly appreciates the person who wears the eyeglasses, but like his eyes, he can’t seem to see the girl who appreciates his worth
I’m so emotional after reading this magnificent poem. ?