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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required What should the perfect love story be? Maybe about the future or past history Maybe the story should just be about today If it were your final breath what would you say? The Lord is the maker and the keeper of time He is the giver of love and all that’s divine How can any love story not involve him? The keeper of truth, the forgiver of sin Jesus Christ is the father and I am but a seed Regardless of the path I shall follow his lead I praise God for the pain that hinders my way For it truly does offer plenty of time to pray The more that I pray the more clearly I see Exactly what a perfect love poem should be It should be hot as the desert, beautiful as the snow Born way deep in the heart so it can forever glow It should speak the honest truth about your dearest friend How the strength of your love helped each of you to mend The story should be of two lovers, bound by the soul Yet each is has the freedom to leave, if they wish to go You see true love was truly intended for us to caress Tell me, “How can an unseen entity ever be possessed” Love is a part of your heart and a part of your soul So please caress it, bless it and make it your goal And that’s what a true love poem is really about Cherishing each others love through all the doubt
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