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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Oh! Beloved, I’m dying to hear your voice for so long You’re so far now and my tears could really make sounds as song I’d say that I become obsessed to you since the first time, I saw you and I couldn’t dare to resist your smile, Beholding your beautiful eyes motions makes me want to fly I know that you attempt to forget about my love but, Please don’t forbid me to keep thy I dared to make you jealous, and I know that you fry And even you spend your nights in cry, I’d never come back to you even if you touched the sky Your love made life smiles to me and so feel alive Now, it all seems bitter with hope to be blind or to die My pride, vanity banned me to show you what I feel inside But I still satisfied, you’re far but I can feel you beside No one but you can switch off the fire within Torturing me every single sigh and in, My heart I couldn’t from my sentiments to flee My desire to obtain you, can’t you see??!! But that what’s enthralling about you and give you bright, As a precious, expensive diamond light Doesn’t sounds clearly to an ordinary at the first sight, Oh! Beloved I’m so delight!! Since I know that one day you won’t be able to keep it in your heart Sorry! But I didn’t mean to be so smart, but it’s the bitter fact. That’s not indeed abstract.
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