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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required One Heart To Love The human heart is an opened door by which to explore One heart to mold a touch will mend The tug at the soul can lose control of it's hold An untimely quest to help digest A red rose that was plucked a time before Hence the opened door a willing chance to explore A whole host of emotions through a loss of brevity To humbly achieve the quest of a chosen few We walk together to the ocean scene Over head we see seagulls passing through our domain Let me explain the difference between love & hate One heart to love should settle the case some call it fate Faces without a smile still we know all the great while A pilgrims progress should set the theme of the scene Out of the cobwebs we approach love in such a harmful regime A tug at the heart should light the spark to what I'm waiting for Were all set in motion by using love's magic potion The poets wrote of the demise of love through a barrage of social debris The long lines are being formed in the sand hopefully you will understand Through the rocks and caverns of a vast domain Not having her in my arms is driving me insane Yet sin is fleeting to the natural eye One turn to face the music by a fleeting passerby One heart to love a soul to mend Won't you help me my friend from the certain plight that meets a great end Image may contain: closeup and one or more people
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