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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Even though she say no, There is one thing I know I have something to show When my light bright tomorrow I’d without wings, fly like an arrow Because the sky is never narrow Why she’s still saying no, I really and truly don’t know But I hope in my tomorrow That I shall flow over the furrow And survive and never borrow She is gone, yes I well know But am still in love, do you know? Am still pointed like an arrow So tender loving to the marrow This is very painful, I know Seeing her melt into the thin row But I have hope; she’d soon know The usefulness of the arrow and bow Just before the sun rises tomorrow And feel the heat to the marrow She is wicked, say like a bullet But that won’t ever cut my gullet She said she is very sorry Because she knew I’d worry She is in love with someone else But it sounds just like a story tells Am still embracing my sweet pains Hoping to smile for some gains I have been too committed Though my friends never permitted She was like a thorn in my flesh But I've since remained so fresh Now, I am totally misplaced Wondering whom I may replace My spirit still tells me this, That my heart feels ample bliss Whenever am with this girl Even now that she rung the bell Am still deeply in love And I know I’d always be in love But! With whom, I still can’t tell
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