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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Would you still love me tomorrow if I changed? If I told you I had an illness would you still feel the same? If my depression came back, would you still care? Would you still love me tomorrow if I got in an accident that left me in a wheelchair? Feelings change daily and people get hurt I'm giving you my all, but do you know the worth? Do you understand how hard it is for me to open up? I've had some exes who laughed and found pleasure In how badly they left me broken up If I went out, got attacked and was left with a knife wound Would you be by my side, or think "I need to leave him and start a new life soon?" If I defended myself in a fight I didn't start Would you think I'm no longer worthy of your heart? Are you able to differentiate between right and wrong, good and bad? Are you happy with what we've got, or are you focused on what you'd love to have? Would you love me tomorrow if I was in a car accident and wasn't able to walk again? Would you help me through it, or would we never talk again? Would you still love me tomorrow if I changed? If I told you I had an illness would you still feel the same? If my depression came back, would you still care? Would you still love me tomorrow if I got in an accident that left me in a wheelchair
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