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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Love Letter. The love that we once shared Has been buried Buried in the grave of past From where the ghost Haunts our memories Even the trust we built For each other Has been demolished And daily we cast mountains Of accusations upon each other Hurting our hearts Even the cat And the rat Are more friendly than us. The front page of our Early beginning Was written in love And painted with deep affections Deeper than the bottomles pit Higher than Everest Stronger than the love of Romoe and Juliet That was when sweet Promises Gushes out of your mouth Like water Promises that became My only meditation That was when the kiss Of your mouth Sends my soul straight To the doors of heaven That was when i always Long for the night When my fingers Take the task to tour your body And wash you with pleasure The crack on our bond Came when we allowed Rains of misunderstanding To drench our bond When my female friends You mistook for my mistresses And your male friends I mistook as my rivals Not caring to know Whether you share The same Thick red water in your veins. We have fought enough We have wounded our Hearts enough Girl letst rebuild our Fallen fence And resurrect the dead love Because deep inside We know our souls are Still knitted together Even though we pretend Not to care.
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