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Constellations of my Love
Your moles are the stars the astrologists missed
Each one scattered is another kiss
That I would've given you in our last life
And in the next life
I'll make sure you have an abundance of them
If the apple in the Garden of Eden
Was as compelling as your eyes
I would be casted out from everything I'd known
for just 5 seconds with you
If your smile was the light of the gates
I'd begin to understand the devotion and prayers
I'd count every strand of your hair if I could
Just so I could know every detail about you
My heart has waited for someone to lead it home
And if your moles are the stars the astrologists missed
My hear maps it's way back
Through the constellations of my love
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My names Cheyenne and I'm 15 years old. I wrote this poem for my boyfriend after telling him that his moles were my favorite feature of his. Believe me, this is one of many poems about him.