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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It took me more than a long journey... to learn what I have learned in a lifetime, and thinking it over: it has been so worthwhile; so love as I love and throw nothing away! These instincts won't allow anything to be trifling, giving nothing and expecting returns, but appreciating whatever is given to anybody in small or greater amounts; who's more blessed the giver or the taker... when you are told answers so misleading? Money is useless to a miser, if it is kept in a treasure chest without being given away! Love seems to have lost that appeal so respectable, its modern meaning is a word too trite; it trenches on perfidious hearts, and it is trivial when treated with unkindness and spite! So love as I love and throw nothing away; only those penetrating minds will know why! Secure love's joys within grasped palms, don't be misled by irrational ideas... they provoke anger and invite trouble for whomever believes in invidious love, and regardless of how it harms, its outcome will be imponderable; and to impose on being loved is as thoughtless as being irrelevant in any tone! Love as I love and throw nothing away, but a heavy heart can find itself yearning for human sympathy: when it is denied an inwardly laughter... for not having appreciated its coming into existence; and that insignificant life nobody will remember! Copyright 2008 by Andrew Crisci
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