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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Beautiful a cup of coffee a sip or two passerby's walk by tip the waiter Don't really know if I could change we have been friends for such a long time with words soft & tenderly one may evoke a feeling of retreat still deep inside there rises a pulse of fever long to discover situations snap shot memories of are past having so much fun with a hope that it would last yet when I look deep into your eyes I can see a beautiful future filled up with love for a much brighter tomorrow amidst the pain & sorrow a beacon of light to a hurting world in need of love the truest wishes of love mingled in the fire of your purest desire the wheels go round inside my mind count your cards in the deck as you wait by the door a joyful solace down deep inside the ocean has a way of soothing the senses basking in the vast expanse of jubilation let the fire of affliction deliver you from its remorseful blow every highway I slip away on you have we bitten off far more then we could ever chew yet I have seen much better days in my life coupled with light laughter it will often shatter an explosion deep inside we have every reason not to run away & hide tranquil piers of death door explosion old rusty nails meant for my coffin the fire fly's passing & soon you'll be asking where is the beauty within me this is my one last plea
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