Can you hear the echoes of a faint whisper in the breeze? Can you smell the fragrance of the roses and the trees? Can you see my soul reaching out from within? Can you feel my fingertips dance upon your skin? Let the sky fall dim as our love ignites, losing sense of the days and the never-ending nights. Raneem Kayyali
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The phrase “Can you hear the echoes of a faint whisper in the breeze?” is a poem that’s about a dying man. The dying man has fallen in love with a woman and he wants to give her a message. He tells her that he could write a book about all his love for her, but his love would never be enough to show her. In other words, he wants her to know how much he loves her by seeing his actions.

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