I Loved You In Countless Ways
"How do I love thee? Let me count the ways."
by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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I loved you from the very first glance,
from the first dance I was in a love trance;
when you spoke it was the sweetest depart.
I loved you then and it was for all my days;
and each day was a passionate romance.
I loved you from the great depths of my heart;
and I promised God we would never part.
I loved you 'cause you made me smile and laugh;
many words I wished for your forever epitaph.
I loved you with the love of an entwining maze,
I loved you and never regret taking a chance;
I loved- and death will never break us apart,
I LOVE you, though two made one is now half.
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November 2, 2019
Poetry/Rhyme/I Loved You in Countless Ways
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Written for FTI Blog Series 16 - Love
Brian Strand
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Copyright © Constance La France | Year Posted 2019
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