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Enter Poem or Quote (Required) She moves in silence like a jasmine breeze through a moonlit garden walk She doesn't journey like a star with a lustrous shine in a celestial sky But just like a little rock a little limestone rock that crisscrossed muddy rivers and made it to safe shores A lifeless rock so fragile not sturdy yet still strong Her beauty doesn't shake fresh dewdrops from water-lily leaves Nor does it make blushed plum buds fall from murky forest trees But when his mind is filled with thoughts of her Oh how She gets him on his knees She lurks deeply in his soul Her eyes,a golden tint of fireflies glowing into his own She kills him with her smile like hundred nights before and thousands moments gone Then walks away from the forbidden door Her fingerprints She leaves over his lips,across his cheeks and all her perfume in his sleep So every woman that ever goes to him to tease him with her kiss would know It would never be,no it wouldn't be His arms belong to their once upon a memory She is the owner of his heart and would never set it free She,She is still his sweetest dream His saddest song,an empty verse The sound of a child's laughter and chapters in between She is still the wild street flower The promise made to last The lady of his life The woman from the past
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