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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Early morning peeks through window pain You’re not beside me as I had dreamed Your no were to be found In the pink light of that small room I’m a lone No I am lonely Lonely with out you You’re on my mind day and night The phone calls keep a beckon of light The blink of a light house When I’m lost in ruff seas As I rise it becomes clear I will not find you here I have left And it kills me so To know I made the diction to go Killing me is this Raven, Knocking at my door What must you think?…. That perhaps I am your beckon of light For you are to lost in ruff seas I can hear it in your voice That sound of love For we are not to fare from shore When the storm clears Blue sky’s shining Will bring us near Let’s walk the beach Toughing lost stare-fish Back to the sea For all things love And; yearn for that witch is lost Stares come out Perhaps a full low moon Shadows dance on your face Your skin smooth and warm In my embrace A life time of memories Lay just beyond the mountain rang It is my love for you That keeps me were I am So one day when I go to see you I can stay This love of mine Keeps you near It pores over me like tile waves When thoughts of you Fill my head I blush Because You always were good at that So you see My love You are always near
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