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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required SHE SAID YES It was one June night when I first laid my eyes on you. At the coffee shop you were talking and I was just stunned by the view. I was almost speechless as you continued to share things about yourself. Deep inside I was shocked and asking what is happening to myself. Then we planned to have breakfast one saturday morning. I talked to myself and practiced the things to say while I was walking. I learned you love breakfast food one thing I like about you. Aside from your beautiful smile and a heart that is so true. Then we never saw each other again for several months. But we continued talking to each other thru stories on instagram. We were even supposed to meet in Singapore for a day or two. Until I decided not to go because of personal reasons I needed to attend to. Fast forward to October and we were finally together at the coffee shop. The same night I realized you are for real and why did we stop? I never thought that the woman I was praying for was right there all along. That with you by my side everything is perfect and nothing could go wrong. Now I am here in front of you stuttering with words to say. Knowing that words are not enough and thinking of other ways. Let me love you for the rest of our lives, Jamie. But first let me ask you this, will you marry me?
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