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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required POEM " I LOVE YOU TOO MUCH NOT TO LOVE YOU ENOUGH " by martin gedge There is a smile on my face and a tear in my heart the moment that you walked away in the dark not a word that was spoken just the silence of air running round all the circles in my head of despair in the shadow of fear when you sent me your love to live with that feeling when It wasn't enough a man made of measure with a hope and the dream with the sense and a purpose on a balancing beam whether jealous or jaded all it faded in kind just to hold you and kiss you when It felt like a crime I knew in my soul where the hole made me feel that I couldn't fulfill a commitment and seal to a step in the future and a walk in the light by the sunshine of morning under skyline at night always tempted by jury in the eyes of the court when still building up fences when I lived in a fort It was better to leave you then to promise and keep then to live in emotion that was never concrete I could say that I'm sorry while still kicking the can But to live like a fool would make me less of a man with my faith in the truth with my heart on my sleeve for I can"t live I lie leading all to believe that life is just perfect and you fit like a glove that I love you too much not to love you enough... by martin gedge©
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