So it seems I've got unfinished business to tend to. Matching levels in your various shades of blue, Tints of red that bare your truth. Intrigued by the complexities in your emotional stance is an opposite comparison to catching the questions behind your very first glance. Pursue the venture of discovering you I might, Sorting through the layers buried beneath the surface reveals the most insight. An offering of the slightest rejection is all it will take before I put all that is inside of me at stake. My own doubts dangling infront of me ,a venture of me through you, merely a revelation of all shades of grey . Take the time to discover what lies beneath the surface.
I wrote this about three or four years ago... It was a very questionable time in my life! A grey area to say the least.. I didn't know what was going to happen with my relationship, but I did know that I would do what it took to dig deeper in order to know my husband now, better! Regardless of what it entailed... Thank you for the review!
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You seem to be addressing someone in your poem. You also seem to be at a point where things are not exactly clearly black or white, but a shade of gray.
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