The Same Eyes

 In the Eyes

The first time I looked into her eyes, 

cross face staring up at me, furrowed brow, 

that newborn smell, in her hair and skin

cuddling into my chest

warmth and calm

Beautiful blue, questioning

so like anothers

could be copies, so similar

Hair like spun straw

Feeling like home

belonging 

heart thrumming hummingbird like

always

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