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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Love knows no boundaries Whether it sets where the rainbow ends Can it be found in the tumultuous depth of the ocean? Can it be as dark as the night or as bright as the sun Perhaps it rises along the highest waves in the ocean Or it is swallowed into the deepest pit of a valley No one could ever guess Love knows no boundaries Its language is appreciated by a generous heart The work extends to the deprived and desperate The effort is celebrated by the sense of peace and relief Its presence is driven by unwavering loyalty A paradigm of strength when everything is smothered by weakness Love knows no boundaries To forgive even how deep the wound sores To expect the best what is around the bend To look for fire when ember of hope is dying To feel the warmth in the coldest night And to cool off the overwhelming rage and might Love knows no boundaries It stays in stale air, to purify It humbles the lofty heart and haughty eyes It drives you to be passionate and to come out a victor It nurses the humiliating failure to become a warrior again It lightens the way when the road is long and When the travel is rough How I wish I could continue to bind you to boundaries but my human limitations incapacitate me.. My imperfections come short to describe a Perfect One...
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