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Love Sore

Who's works are restored to be heard like words of nighten gales those evening ladies too want to have there name spoken not against there lovers but with there lovers that they might be joined together for the sake of belonging love love might night restore me that days have made me want that I long in streams in Valleys and my vision is that of lust but make me once again together that I've fallen and am crumbled to pieces restore me that I am not whole might you want me to restore me She speaks that morning you shall want might my mind be in other places that I might not recognize the need and your is as a strangers faces then only to hear what I want to hear might you be restored and not be lefted quere might my attention cradle you then to be satisfied the thirst of your long suffering to be quenched before my eyes labor beneath you to create the child of love to stand beside you might than a world of love that the evenings are for evening things that evening folks do those who love what they are doing might I have these times with you yet to be my lover might than you understand love is on going I'm your woman You're my man That he might hunger, that I might feed him, taken from Chammers, Bellow's of ecstasy.

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Date: 7/13/2018 5:22:00 AM
This is darling! It feels like it is from the depth of your soul which makes it amazing.
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Date: 7/13/2018 5:18:00 AM
Enjoy this insanity while you still can, Sandy. I would love to have my children back in my home, tormenting me in the best of ways. When you get older, and they are gone, you will lure the grandchildren back as often as you can to relive this insanity. A reminder poem. Went straight to my heart.
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Date: 7/13/2018 5:10:00 AM
Yes, I do recall, but for me they were school bells and we were always in trouble for hanging onto the ropes and making the janitor pull harder to get the bells to ring. I am racking my brain now to think do I hear church bells today? Yes, I do sometimes. Thank you for a nice poem that instantly alerted my heart and reminded me.
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Date: 7/13/2018 5:00:00 AM
The last line sums up this poem so well, and I did not realize how unequal we were until it hit me in the face. Now I know, and it is rather horrifying how unequal we are.
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Date: 7/13/2018 4:57:00 AM
Wow! A mighty pen is more daring than a sword.
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Date: 7/13/2018 4:55:00 AM
Beautifully written. A message for the masses, and a reminder to be kind.
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