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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Pictures of us Revealed that we were once in love Partaking in butterfly kisses Strolls in the park And intimate moments that I thought Would have never came to an end She was more than just my lover As we tried to mend happiness That shouldn't have been tampered with However she pretended instances of felicity Just to keep me pleased 'Till one day, she reached a point Where she could no longer stand the confusion Caused by illusions she provoked her mind to believe So quietly, She set me free I felt like a rose garden Trembled by a snow storm As I stood there in solitude And let my petals fall vigorously to the ground She was no where to be found And with a soundless voice I weep'd myself asleep Confusion caused by illusions provoked my mind to believe That this was just a never ending dream And, shall I wake again My petals will rise and create that beautiful garden That was shuddered in the mist of my tears Butterflies peacefully swarming Lovable kisses that fed the soil for growth To regain hope for a love that was lost In this unimagined force However, as my eyes open Loneliness was still laying at my bedside And reality was spoken for As those unforgettable scriptures "I'm sorry, I can't do this anymore" Continued to linger in my ears
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