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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required As fate would have it together they faced many dangers In the beginning they were only merely strangers Stars in their eyes did twinkle and dance Time stood still for a moment caught up in a trance So many emotions were stirred with only one glance Destined were their souls to intertwine in romance A magnetic connection was growing stronger that they couldn't explain Each encounter provoked enticingly tempting thoughts that were hard to contain They shared an instant natural bond they didn't work to obtain Connected through the cosmos their love was easy to sustain Held the keys to each others hearts in the palm of their hands Helped keep one another from sinking into quicksand Two hearts were home beating as one it didn't matter if no one else would ever understand One heart constantly seeking and pining for the other was never planned They fit like a glove neither time nor distance did matter For reasons unknown flower pedals of their love like confetti did scatter Withered and weathered through seasons of change but won't shatter Seeds of love planted still secretly grow despite chatter Sailed through unchartered waters and explored new territory despite the risks and dangers Such a pity to envision in the end with their hearts the others home they became wandering homeless strangers
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