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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Do you show that you do care? Are you really loving me from there? Looking down as I am below How long from now until I know love? The kind that is real the kind that is true Not just seen in movies or heard in musical tunes An endeavor and journey of the spirits intertwined That magical feeling of a soulmate for life Once was written cherished now hard to find An honest man for an honest woman to make a wife Young yet old in feeling alone Stuck in a place difficult to outgrow The insecure feelings of taking a leap to trust A blind faith of pain endured enough Trials and errors many mistakes Striving for the opposite of what all the others ever gave Left though hollow incapable of the risks To be taken advantage of again Bent broken hit and missed Scarred within not without Still praying for hope in thought and vocalizing out of my mouth Struggling to dream my most true desire To form a passionate love of flames that sends us ever higher Into the cloud shaped heavens with oceanic mirrors Lifted endlessly into the abyss an eternal gift Showing no fear shedding never another tear A clearing toward the gateway of a key to heart Destiny guiding the light of no error and no fault Where, Who, When? I ask Though my love life is what I call a tormented past
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