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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Everyday I wake and look forward to logging in to our Poetry Soup, because, I can't believe I found you hidden among this eclectic group. Actually, it was you, who somehow stumbled upon me, I have never met such a spirit who was so alive and so free. We talk nearly every single day from early morning and late into the night, your calming thoughts put me at ease and make everything alright, ......and still nobody knows. When we first met in the Fall in late October of last year, it was just after you had joined but, I was already here. My shy persona has changed so much has happened since then, only your eyes have seen me blossom I'm more carefree than I've ever been. We talk nearly every single day from early morning and late into the night, your calming thoughts put me at ease and make everything alright, ......and still nobody knows. I know we will always have endless poetry to share, you know how to take the words to places only few would dare. I hope to never lose you you're the best friend that I've got, only you can know my secret that I think you're really hot. We talk nearly every single day from early morning and late into the night, your calming thoughts put me at ease and make everything alright, ......and still nobody knows. ...and still nobody knows. Written by: Kelly Deschler June 13th, 2014
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