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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She Needs It: Daily and Continually! Well bro, you got the ‘prize’ and you done play your part!?! You’re not secured yet bro; listen and take it to heart. She needs your compassion and attention, now and forever; In your future together, you need to make her a believer. Part-time affection and sometime appreciation, can’t cut it; Full-time commitment in courtship, is what gives mutual benefit. Roses, presents, and hugs and kisses; they never seem to fail; But when you “mess-up,” a sincere apology will always prevail. Being overly romantic and mannerly is not just for the start; It should be frequent and continue, “… Till death do us part.” Treat your woman right, there’s no time for complacency; She will appreciate and needs sweet compassion continually. Not just when you’re feeling freaky and want some loving; For her, a night full of passionate loving, starts in the morning. So, treat your woman right: speak well of her and to her daily; She’s the apple of your eyes, and your one and only baby. Then she will fully respect you and your every effort; And you’ll get the best of her, from her; listen, for what its’ worth; Isn’t it worth the effort to have a good, long-lasting union? Listen bro, it’s my writing, but many a woman’s opinion. End By Dion O. Penville
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