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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I knew a friend of mine who was in love Love that was real, without doubt, and fear A wall of trust which was unbreakable And an overlay of feelings, uncontrollable Her presence was always his favourite delight He was always exuberant when he looked into her eyes Not a day his love lessened, not even in the darkest night Her thoughts would just make his heart jump with joy She was beautiful and gorgeous from the inside out She trusted him to the core without any doubt Such a bond that was far from any evil eye Little did she know that something foul was coming by An intruder entered within the glimpse of an eye The villain began to trouble her and started to try Something inappropriate was done by this guy He even started to blackmail with all sorts of lies But her lover grabbed his collar, held him by the wall The anger made him scream and shout The rage chewed him up, he threw him down like a doll He was ready to break his jaw and split him out Maybe for a little while, he was put to shame He did this for her chanting her name Took all the abuses and the unnecessary pain But his love for her helped him sustain Don't lose him, girl, he's one of a kind Not when in senses even if you lost your mind Remember that his love for you will always multiply Not just for now, but till he dies
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