I Loved a Girl Here

I loved a girl here and nobody will ever know
You climbed that tree 
to get a better view
I didn't have to 
I was looking at EVERYTHING I wanted to see

I loved a girl here in this field of green
Naked on a blanket
Your Body
Is still the most beautiful place I have EVER seen

I loved a girl here on these trails 
hand in hand
Most days your ridiculous beauty
Was more than I could stand

I loved a girl here on beaches full of stone
Nobody else mattered
I loved you so hard
We might as well have been alone

I loved a girl behind that fallen oak
We nicknamed it our dojo
Its the first place I said stay
Don't go

I loved a girl beneath this giant of the woods
Spring snow fell upon us as we lie twisted as one
I realized here
That my search was done

I loved a girl in a cabin in the north
I think I love you is what you said
Feelings for all others were now dead
All I needed was to hear it from you
Because what you didn't know
was that I loved you too

I loved a girl in places that dot this mighty land
She is gone now
I loved her from the very start
Now the only place I can love her
Is in my broken heart
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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De Beaulieu Avatar
February 22, 2020 at 5:22 PM
Hello Jacob Jones, sometimes love comes to an end. Time to find someone new. have a nice d\ay my fiend.
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February 23, 2020 at 5:27 PM
Hello Jacob, yes put down your poems.Let us read them. Have a nice evening my friend.
Jones Avatar
February 23, 2020 at 10:26 AM
thanks, it does, i know, this is just the topic that i choose to write about (wrote down many ideas for poems long ago, and finally putting some of them down.
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