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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Like the old rusty tin On a run down barn I felt like my time was spent And I didn’t need to wonder About fresh ideas Or new adventures Time had taken it’s toll I was living proof That everything grows old Like a flower dying down Losing petals, withering I felt my heart melting Into the memories Of feelings long past It was such a shock to me When I met this man The man of my dreams And he brought to me A fresh hope, a new thought Ideas and inspirations That I had so often sought Time had taken it’s toll But finally I could know Prayers were being answered With affirmative replies And I would eventually die Happy and alive, thriving On the inside With this man by my side I would blossom like a rose Promising to flourish and grow Like the old rusty tin That sits on that run down barn I only needed a coat of paint To show the world that I was Capable of renewing my wings Flying again, across the skies That glitter and flicker With warm and silent hopes This amazing and gentle man Brought to me A new thought, a fresh approach The renewal I needed To dance through this world With a light that shines so bright It glimmers love Into the weary soul I love this man And am so thankful To be holding his hand Through this life And on through eternity
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