Write me a poem written to a woman titled , the everlasting things I see in thee

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Oh, fair maiden, upon whom my gaze doth fall,
Thy beauty doth surpass the fairest rose,
In thee I see the unending charm of all,
A sight that doth my very soul expose.

For in thy eyes doth lie a world unseen,
A realm of wonders beyond mortal ken,
Each glance of thine doth bring a joy serene,
A glimpse of heaven that transcends mortal men.

Thy smile, a beacon in the darkest night,
A light that doth illuminate my way,
In thy presence all my fears take flight,
And I am lost in the beauty of thy sway.

Thy grace, a gift from God above,
A treasure beyond compare,
In thee I find a boundless love,
A love that doth my very being repair.

So let me sing thy praise in verse divine,
And let my words be but a humble plea,
To thee, oh woman, in thy beauty shine,
The everlasting things I see in thee.