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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required oh how I romanticize the idea of you, a happy-ever-after-kind of ending, a fairytale love story of you and I, of a prince charming to take my hand, gently guide my steps to a waltz, kiss me in the moonlight, and tell me you love me. how a dove will deliver my love notes, one with the next date of our meeting, we sit and admire each other in silence, a blush washes our faces as we hold hands, hours pass with us just being together, and everything else in the world disappears. when you first take me to your parents, they welcome and treat me like their own, they love me, if not more than you, they accept me for you, their dearest son and give us their sincerest blessings, for a lasting bond wealthy of love. but only one thing stands in our way, time was of the essence... I would leave you at midnight, with excuses that grew tenfold, until there were no more excuses. just the truth of who I am to tell. a middle class girl with more grit than jewels, someone who dreams of the lavishness, but a simple, traditional life is my reality. one with an old soul in modern times, who will capture memories and live like it's my very first lifetime. will you take my hand? will you love me for who I am? will you think of me at midnight? will this glass slipper remind you of me?
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