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Enzymatic

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In my tears I drowned for you
when my cries could not grow fingers to    r    e    a    c    h ;
you were apathy wrapped in silent smiles,
which touched and made to feel.

I felt you—discovered you,
like children sent scavenging for
hidden notes and clues;
you were a jagged jigsaw puzzle
lovingly pieced together…

Done in silence,
through studied observations
and tentative smiles aimed at shoulder blades;
you would never grant me access
if you knew my subtle intimacy…
left one-sided and aching like
goodbyes rolled into single nights of warmth.

You were my radiance,
  illuminating internal corners
    until I believed that I, too, could shine as bright;


  it appears only some are meant to be the sun.

I probably start a new poem every day, and then I inadvertently neglect it (most likely due to the fact I suck at finishing them). I found this from a while ago and tried my best to complete it.
Your thoughts?

Critique, as always, is much appreciated! :thanks:
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... in case some of you were curious (enzyme definition)

I also couldn't decide between "it appears only some are meant for sunlight", or the ending I put. They both hold different meanings.
I like both, and I tend to lean towards neither. Your thoughts on this would be very helpful, as well, should you have the time to give your opinion.
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RenosGirl77's avatar
That bittersweet last line...Agh! But still, amazing stuff...Hmm. I see what you mean about the two different endings...For me, I'd have to say "it appears only some are meant to be the sun" resonates most strongly, but that's just me. :) Great work, keep it up!!