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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Last night I had a dream to give to you this song I'd sing Tho on my mind was someone else But there were you from off my shelf So here I am to write to you that poetry so long overdue The walls of life were so high and wide But feelings are emotions dictated by the eye's The dragons that guarded your tower so high Responsibility and honor were reasons to hide Yet even now those feelings they stayed forever in my heart the beauty it weighs The eye's, the hair, and guiltless tones No reason was ever given to leave you alone Never in your actions would harm I'd see No rumors infractions almost sin free A lasting attraction you'd always be Little girls play with dolls And in a way boys do too Countless were days and nights my doll would be you But always in reality I could never persue That higher class fatality inner feeling I saw as you In a sad existance shyness always reigns Your nothing but a pauper To a princess your just a stain But here I am now with feeling I've not outgrown I imagin now we both know these feelings I've only slightly shown This morning I'd sing you a song I meant for someone else But instead I write this poetry for this reality is myself She might be my today But you'll always be my tommarow And it's a fact that I cant hide what God see's as my sorrow
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