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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Your love runs cold down my spine, From the touch I can, no longer feel. My love has gone away far from my heart, Within the words you will never say. I can no longer feel you lips, Your body isn’t pressed into mine. When you found your way into my arms, Why didn't you tell me you were dying? I opened my heart for you yet, You never had the chance to enter. You were my love, Why did you have to disappear? Seeing you fade away was something I never wished to see, Your where mine, the only person that completed me. As I watched your butterflies fly away into the night, A part of me flew away with them. The memory I hold of you is not one that would ever go away. Seeing you smile while in my embrace, For once in my life, made me feel like I was alive inside. My tears only fuel the sadness plaguing my heart, I just want to fall apart. Maybe if I died as well I would be able to see you again, Feel you. However, as I sit in the cold looking up into the sky I realize that I can still see you. I can still see the butterflies somewhere among the stars, Looking down at me with that smile I loved so much. I will never feel love again, Only the love you had for me. I hope wherever you are, wherever the butterflies have taken you, My love will forever stay.
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