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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required You Are My Life You made the moonlight turn so blue as you took my heart away with you Love never before hurt like this our love, all of you is what I miss This house suddenly is ice cold my soul feels a million years old Once these rooms saw romance grow now you miss me deeply this I know For none have ever loved as we did you were the hot sexpot, I the lid My darling think back and just feel how deep was our love, how very real Think back to nights on the beach the destinations we both did reach Cries you swore were from pure joy you my princess, I your hot loverboy Wherever you are look at stars above long as they shine we'd stay in love That oath you made just for our lives such love is forever always thrives Darling , please bring my heart back I am a train , wrecked off the track Hear, this is my last desperate plea bring back all your sweet love to me! R. J. Lindley June 22, 1977 note: This write so long ago saw my sweetheart return to me but her vow to stop her drugs failed and she ran away again to do her drugs. I never defeated her addiction. I lost her, my life shattered but our spirits were made to shatter from lost love and then later reform. I have the poem in my hands complete with the vow she signed written on the back. I XXXXXXX swear to never again do drugs signed, XXXXXXX Lindley, June 25, 1977 Sadly that vow lasted mere weeks...
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