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I Still Love You

Looking back to that year
Remembering and beholding the pain
I was gripped with fear
Even while in the coolness of the rain

It was worst
But it could have been just bad
As I felt as though my heart would burst
And it was way too sad

I got little chance to express
But a disaster it would be to go on
Then I made effort to suppress
The tears of moving on

I looked at the cloudy sky
It was as though I was threatened
To say goodbye
Or be regretfully battered

We departed and waved
Then we didn't see each other until now
And when I realized I have not waived
My mouth threw out a wow

As fresh as the memory could be
I remembered my sweet thoughts of you
And then it occured to me
That I still love you
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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