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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Unconvincing words is what I hear... and need, not want keeps bursting out of your pathetic thoughts; all is gone so sore! A fobidden thought, not spoken for your own sake, what you hide is plain and clear; when that voice starts shaking, and those eyes start rolling: I lose faith in everything you say, look at me, and be as true as yesterday! Have I ever kept a secret, or been insincere? Sympathy wouldn't be in me today, unless you revealed that forbidden thought! Secrets can cause doubts, enought to destroy trust and confidence; are you still hanging on pretense? Go beyond the storm and foresee things that can't ever been seen; put it all to rest ...it's your last chance! A forbidden thought locked inside so shamefully is another reason to fear truth; being so untrue and silent doesn't make easier for me to forgive you like I would like toI A forbidden thought lingering on unspoken lips makes me sad and wonder why it seems hard to face the consequence of a lie... when all you have to do is apologize! A forbdden thought so unspoken, never sheds light on anything too foregone; something lost to time that only love can bring back from its deep darkness! A forbidden thought follows a gloomy dawn, afraid that the silence will find a voice!
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