I Would Recognize You
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The document expresses that no matter what disabilities the speaker had - blindness, deafness, muteness, paralysis, poor vision, or a masked face - they would still be able to recognize their love in a crowd of millions due to characteristics like the sound of their voice, their smile, the color of their eyes, the shape of their feet, the softness of their hair, or the fragrance of their body. Ultimately, the speaker says that even without any disabilities, they would recognize their love immediately due to their heart beating turbulently upon seeing them.
I Would Recognize You
- 1. I WOULD RECOGNIZE YOU If I was a blind man; with indispensable jewels in my eye gruesomely scarred, With a colossal island of darkness besieging me in entirety; prompting me to grope like an imbecile animal on the crowded street, I would recognize you in millions; by the cadence of your mesmerizing voice. If I was born stone deaf; unable to decipher the most thunderous of sound, Sitting unperturbed with tranquil ease; even after witnessing the vociferous roar of a shattering earthquake, I would recognize you in millions; by your articulately molded features; and your celestial smile. If I was existing as perpetually dumb; deprived of the ability to produce sound, Grant stupendous impetus to words; converting them into eloquent speech, I would recognize you in millions; by the astoundingly striking honey brown pigments in your eye. If I was disdainfully crippled; traversing through the scraggy streets; resting entirely on my angular hands, Unable to stand vertically on my mutilated feet; scrutinizing the gargantuan building kneeling low towards the earth, I would recognize you in millions; by the shape of your mystically carved dainty feet. If I was born squint eyed; with intricate arenas of my face appearing comically distorted, Sighting a single person as twins; being beaten up on infinite an occasion by apathetic individuals, I would recognize you in millions; by the softness and tenderness of your ravishing hair. If I had a mask camouflaging my face; obliterating my sight even from the faintest traces of light, With gigantic plugs of cotton stuffed uncouthly in my ears; rendering me worse than being deaf or blind, I would still recognize you in millions; by the fragrance of your enchanting body. And If I was wholesomely intact; with all parts of my demeanor functioning to bountiful capacity, Several gallons of blood circulating boisterously through my finely chiseled veins, I would recognize you in millions; as my heart would beat turbulently the instant I passed you.