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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Every dawn I yawn quiet, florescence I inhibit softly A clear image I peep, nature settles calmly Her intentions are infectious like a blossomed flower Reminds me of a family member who meet God at the calling hours Kindred spirit fully defined the character she was I inherited the genetics, only reason I still search for love But moments I'm impatient because there is not much time Predicting a future analysis, for a young guy it's surprising Maybe it's my fatal dreams that scream to me I hope I at least find a woman I adore passionately When I'm shook with hesitation, I feel the wind grabbing me Pulling me with motivation to hopefully find my destiny Dear Heavenly Father, I give you my props Even though I walked without confidence and stumbled a lot I will forever praise you as you raised me Continue striving and even after my heartbeat suddenly stops Showing my appreciation because you're the only one who truly cared for me You did make me suffer, but for a good cause To make me stronger and improve my many flaws Failed connections I made because I misunderstood how I came across The surface we stand on is never expected to be perfect Please heal those who once made me feel worthless I rest in your closed arms, a home I truly belong My illness happened for a reason, you were the answer all along
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