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He is lionized with proper cause; he is flawless, deserving of compliments in such quantity to become white noise. Physically, he is near impeccable, yet when first meeting him, nothing spectacular is noticed. The more he is looked upon, the more that is found to admire. Indeed, he has his flaws, but only the obvious ones, only the insignificant ones. When one becomes proficient at gazing longingly into his beautiful eyes, it is as if an answer to a silent prayer is found.
His gaze is like a sword—carefully crafted, beautiful, and powerful. When his gaze meets rests upon another, it is felt deeply. If one is unlucky enough to have an aura which he considers distasteful, he might look through them—as if they were transparent—as if they were a reflection of something distasteful or mundane—as if they held no significance—as if they could fade, melt away right there and he would be unfazed. His gaze through others who he considers distasteful is
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He does not smile without reason, ergo his smile is genuine. It is sincere, warm, and old. It is unexpected that his smile would be old seeing that he is so young, but it is serene and timeworn as if it lived through hardships and fought to survive. It is kind, welcoming and submissive. His perplexing smile contributes to his enigmatic wonder, as his grin is knowing, comforting, and old, yet he is nice, submissive, and young. His smile is warm in that it warms him to smile, since he would otherwise be cold. His smile warms all who bear witness.
His divine excellence turns off time. One glance with his approval, and hours have passed. Never deceitful, he is pure of heart. He passively commands a permanent smile and supplies endless hugs. He will stay until the crack of dawn as a result of his caring nature. He is an excellent and understanding listener, and can handle any secret. Instinctively, he picks out resolutions. He is emotionally present and makes others feel better without a second


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