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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required i sometimes wonder... at the rhythm of the rain the fever just beneath the skin the shimmer of the morning dew the feeling i get with you where are unused teardrops stored why are the lonely so often ignored do flowers feel love or pain when they're cut and given away i wonder... why love makes the moon so bright where the day goes when it's chased by the night why some people feel the need to sit and watch their lover bleed if the world stopped how many would want to get off if the day is over is it forever lost would you want to bring it back again but only the parts that you could win i wonder... do babies know they fill a need a mothers heart gladly receives how two hearts meld into one when you find the right one to love could a fish swim the seven seas how long must you wait for a bended knee can all in life that you take to the heart change the outcome of who you are i wonder... why i miss love the way i do why are thoughts unsaid most often true why does the heart feel a need for change when there's the slightest bit of rain could love be given in return if that love was never earned if there was no mercy, love, or grace what would take its place a few things that i wonder about i only wish i could figure out as i sit and wonder...
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