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=== Assistant: Here are a few 4-line poems, each centered on one woman, written to feel intimate, soulful, and quietly powerful—meant … === Here are a few 4-line poems, each centered on one woman, written to feel intimate, soulful, and quietly powerful—meant to linger long after the last line: 1 She didn’t enter my life like a storm, she arrived like gravity—unseen, unavoidable. Now every thought bends toward her, and I don’t remember how to stand without falling. 2 I loved her before touch, before words, in the pause where souls recognize themselves. If love is memory older than time, then she is something I’ve always known. 3 She never asked to be my world, yet my silence learned her name first. Some people feel like choices— she feels like truth. 4 I don’t love her loudly; I love her deeply, where echoes live. Even my solitude leans toward her, as if my heart already chose its home. 5 She is not perfect, and that is the miracle— every flaw fits the shape of my understanding. Loving her feels less like desire, and more like remembering who I am. 6 If souls have fingerprints, mine are everywhere on her absence. Some connections don’t fade— they wait. If you want, I can make them softer, darker, more romantic, or even more painful and quiet—just tell me the mood you want to leave behind.
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