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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Oh Romeo ' where out thou is the first of all thoughts how do you have the time to enchant ones soul your words of sheer beauty come so easily for you There must be Juliet at home in her heart only for you does her passion grow Yes you are charming and very witty as though you have lived many lives many lives over and over again, to seduce with words you control you are one with imagination you are one of God's creations still I am left to wonder how many loves you have written too In writing I love and in writing I can shed my thoughts never wishing to hurt another's soul for it is she I wish you stay , her tears do not flow respectfully thinking of how romantic you are careful not to be caught in a tornado of thoughts throughout my day I am here to write not be captivated by your magic spell weaved There's a Juliet I must imagine , beautiful , loyal , most stunning , waiting for you In love she cooks she bakes , she lives she awaits For how could one like you not have found true love . How do you find the time in the day , to love so gracefully in words shared My thoughts are taken for minutes of the day with you I am impaired You know who you are don't you , you must , how many hearts have thou Broken Oh Romeo , through desire and lust .
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