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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Within each heart there's an ocean vast, deep and dark where waves of emotions rage with each heartbeat feelings that stir like the waves at sea that rise and fall and roll with the blowing wind when a tempest surge How deep can one drown in its vastness and depth when threading through its dark waters one must take risk to swim within its ocean to discover its wonders to dive within its pools and see its beauty Within each heart there's a spring where hope never blurs with every failure where love ever blooms and never dies where faith keeps growing like flowers in springtime How long can one keep tending to its spring to sustain its flowing and ensure that the heart is always brimming its cup always full and filled with essential things Within each heart there's a well where loneliness dwells and hides its sorrowful face from the bright rays of the sun on better days How to keep it hidden and stowed away from the light and keep it in the dark corners so happiness can stay forever and reside within its well Within each heart there's a whirlpool that keeps whirling a force that can't be tamed How can one control the beating of the heart when it flutters like wings Within each heart there is a treasure More precious than anything
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