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Ocean Of Blue by Marie A Carbo Saturday, May 10, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan Look of his eyes.
When I look into your ocean of blue. I see a never ending soul. A place to get lost and to be found in time. When he is near it draws you to him with just one look and a smile you're lost in them time and time again. It leaves you with a feeling of forever. When I close my eyes all I can see is him standing there with that smile he used to have for me every time he appeared. It was his hello with out words and his eyes would tell the rest of the story.

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Reviewed by Allan	5/11/2003

change the first line to "look of his eyes' else its bloody good.....love




Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	5/10/2003

Sweet...a nice poem. [do check that first line. It's doesn't make sense]