I Hold All Imagery Of You Like A Possessive Noun

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I Hold All Imagery Of You Like A Possessive Noun

An original spoken word poem where hearts entwine and emotions soar like helium in 'I Hold All Imagery Of You Like A Possessive Noun'

Ken Le'Marchand

Jan 17, 2024

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'I Hold All Imagery Of You Like A Possessive Noun,' is a poignant portrayal of chance love's captivating grip. With vivid imagery and tender metaphors, the verses intricately weave a tale of infatuation, capturing the reader in a web of heartfelt longing and delicate vulnerability.

crowd of people flying heart lanterns in the sky — Photo by Erik Witsoe on Unsplash

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