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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required there was a hollowness in my heart turning into a blackhole consuming my soul like a hungry fox when i met the princess of my dreams it turned my life upside down confusing me like a lost sailor in the sea it is the begining of a wonderful story if it only ends beautifully so my closing line can finish like a fairy tale i want to hold her hand and dance all night long and bring her closer to me, become one like the shiny sun in the morning sky i cant take a nap without putting her to sleep in my thoughts every waking moment is worth its while like a warrior battleing for a marvelous victory cant utter a word of love when she is around so i wrote a letter proud of myself with the content of the prose like a koel in the nest of crows now i fear and sweat thinking what she might say "you are not my match you are not the one i dream about he is like the king who conquered all" but the four words from her mouth "i love you too" will fill my hollowness with bright suns light points the land to the clueless sailor will win the war of love after a heroic battle gives my heart wings of a koel to fly for the place where it truely belongs makes me the crownless king of your beautiful heart and now i may end my story by singing "happily ever after" till the last breathe in my lungs
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