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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I could never have loved anyone the way I have loved you. Heart on Heart, facing life and death, just me and you. I could have followed you like your shadow, true love, I thought. Our Souls joined as one from the moment we met. With a promise of forever silently sealed. Even though our time was only a minute, it was enough to last all eternity, I thought. In my Kingdom of love, joy and tranquillity, an unexpected thunderstorm brought great sorrow. And in my memories, the comings and goings, day and night, took the desire to face the morrow. It pains me through and through to think all the joy and laughter were nothing more than an illusion. The head swirls like leaves in a whirlpool of uncertainty and confusion. “I will hold your hand forever, and together, we will enjoy life’s simple pleasures”, you said. Why did Faith douse the flicker from raging into a beautiful flame? Was I deliberately being misled? Or was it all just a game? Tears fell continuously like a heavy downpour of rain, Pictures of memorable moments captured, now soaked and destroyed, never to be seen again. The heart now lives in a broken dream wrapped in melancholy and utter despair. While the hollow shell of a tormented Soul lingers in an abyss, fighting with itself, refusing to accept that the rainbow of such a sweet love could suddenly disappear. by Zyrool
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