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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required For three and a half years I have craved your heart Another five months and our paths will depart Your hair is always a midnight beautiful and your figure so gently thin Rose pedals is what makes up you soft, smooth skin These are the things I have always wanted to say to you But there are more things to say before I am through ‘In love” is what I want to say Unfortunately, ‘Infatuation” is the songs your friends like to play None the less, I know my heart is true Hard days go by easier just by the fulfilling thought of you The first day you talked to me, I was done I do not have to search for the moon because you are the sun Your so bright and warm, but still a million miles away I get caught up in your smile and can not think of what to say I would wear Abercrombie if it meant you would love me I would throw my trench coat and my boots away if it meant you would always stay I would cover up my tattoo if it meant I could hold you For you, I would fold the highest hand I could lose a game, but losing you is what I could not stand But if you still don’t want me now, I will be just fine I can wait forty years because you will just age like wine I will still be your friend if you never give me a chance And maybe one far away day in heaven we can dance
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