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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Sometimes I wonder Sometimes I wonder if she truly loves me, then what I have done to deserve such a prize I am not special, not someone so worthy or smart as some others, at least in my eyes Oh sure I can write about what I am feeling in poetic form that will usually rhyme Poems of love filled with sugary phrases that tell her how happy I am she is mine But there are so many who write words of wisdom with thoughts stimulating in wonderful prose Stanzas of life and the world all around us, depth in their meanings, it certainly shows Difficult subjects that touch us so deeply, current events, many names in the news Sadness and sorrow of friends and their passing, realistic themes now expressing their views While I write of fairies and peppermint kisses in fantasy settings with sunflower dreams Stardust and sunsets and magical places with lily pads singing in clear mountain streams What does she see in this heart of a dreamer, who paints pretty pictures in whimsical weave Writes everything with the happiest ending, thinks in forever just past make believe Sometimes I wonder if she truly loves me, then what I have done to deserve such a prize But I’ll just keep writing and hope she keeps reading these phrases of love that I leave ‘fore her eyes
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