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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required life is so unexpected but in my eyes I always thought there would be tomorrow But nothing is promised and I should have known this. Now I live in sorrow The ups, the downs, the mistakes, I thought I had the chance to one day make it right But I took time for granted trying to give you your space now I have lost the fight This death was so unexpected, I am left with things that I never got to express to you or say Now it's time to say goodbye, in the coffin, six feet underground we shall lay it to rest today I love you so much and I really wanted to tell you that I was wrong and need your embrace But I was too late trying to think of what I can say or do to be with you and see your face I let my pride get in the way and I was to heard headed and stubborn to call and say sorry again I miss you so much and I am sorry that our relationship ended so soon I wish I could of made it last But truth be told, I tried several times to make things work and even forgave you of your past You chose to kill this relationship because you thought you could have your cake and eat it too You thought you can be single for a little while and when you're ready I will run back to you Hell no, this relationship is dead and the love is now deceased nothing left to say except rest in peace
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