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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I fell in love, broken wings of my fearful days, watched as they fade away with every passing day, everyday a new flower blossoming in my long deserted heart. Bow my head, heaven waves to my present, gratitude fills my fibres, scars never thought to ever heal, diminishing, This day evokes so much of my long kept emotions, leaking everywhere in my body are juices of being in love , this world has long witnessed, failing to keep my joy volumes attended, my heart overflows, pity I can't swim, if drowning in your love be my death, then I'm ready to say my last words, " I love loving you " Continuously had they savaged the fragile person in me, now wavering, so much comfort this shore has went through with all ending disastrously, ain't questioning just setting my precautionary at ease, been far where my recovery has dragged me, hope you not a passerby, enough had I been discarded when I looked so much in the focused destination. Blind fold my heart, hold me gently as you lead, where only God knows where, expecting the unexpected as the rule my past has taught me, leasing my heart to you, with conditions of just loving you no less, for the less in my least being what I can less afford to give no body than you. I with a tattered yesterday, hoping for a temporary asylum in your presence #Poetic_Ink
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