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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I cannot relate to What's in his view But I can show him that I care I can prove to him we're there But words can't describe How I feel deep inside Eight long years we've been friends With ups and downs and tons of sins I'm not quite sure we're on the same page But being best friends definitely left a gauge I may not have the questions or answers he seeks Or a house, a car, or stability in just weeks But I have a big heart and he knows where it goes For only he's experienced it and nobody else knows I fear for his life every time we're apart And wonder what gears are clanking in his heart of hearts I wonder what thoughts drift in and out of his head I wonder where he'll be --- will he even have a bed? I'd do anything for him any day of the week Everything I think of --- who now will he meet? If anyone ever hurts him again Their bright little world will be permanently dimmed My best friend, lover, and little brother Will never again never not have a mother I swear on pain and death I'll be here for him When you can't hear me, open your ears to the wind The brightest little star will shine just for us The first day I met him, he had my full trust While he's known me, he's always been under my wing Very soon in fact, he'll also be wearing his very own ring
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