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Unknown Faces: Reflective Poems About the Fascination and Mystery of a Stranger

A varied collection of poems gathered around this subject, with space for different voices, images, and moods.

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About Someone

Stranger's Heart

Your strangeness, a light so bright,
A beacon of hope, in the darkest night.
In your mystery, I find my way,
A journey of love, every day.

02

About Someone

Unknown

Your strangeness, a gift so rare,
A heart that loves, everywhere.
In your mystery, I find my peace,
A bond that will never cease.

03

About Someone

Mysterious

Your strangeness, a light so bright,
A beacon of hope, in the darkest night.
In your mystery, I find my way,
A journey of love, every day.

04

About Someone

Unknown Path

Your mystery, a hidden light,
In your silence, pure insight.
Every glance, a secret beam,
In your presence, life's a dream.
Your enigmatic ways, a guiding star,
In your silence, we wander far.
Thank you for your puzzling ways,
In your mystery, we find days.
With you, life's an intriguing sight,
In your mystery, pure delight.

05

About Someone

Enigmatic Presence

Your mystery, a treasure rare,
In your silence, we find care.
Every glance, a guiding beam,
In your presence, life's a dream.
Your enigmatic nature, a steady guide,
In your heart, wisdom's wide.
Thank you for your puzzling heart,
In your mystery, we never part.

06

About Someone

Unknown Path

In the mystery of your gaze,
Lies a world of stranger ways.
Each moment you hold, each dream you weave,
Reflects a heart, that does believe.
Your strangeness, a gentle light,
Turns darkness into sight.
With every word, every cheer,
You show a heart, sincere.
In your mystery, life does sing,
A melody of everything.
Forever unknown, forever true,
In your spirit, life renews.

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