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My Heart, My Heart Is Yours

Oh my heart, my heart, my heart I hold in my hand,
and I bring it to you, my love, on this rainy day I come;
where the wind takes my hair and I walk among the rows. 

        The quiet rows of headstones,
          where our destiny was decided above; 
                there was no more time for us written.

Our love was but a moment in time and then our dreams died.

         We thought we had forever,
             now, my tears are all I have to give;
                    and my heart, my heart is yours.

Love, if I fall along the way in life, will you take my hand?

         Will you carry me along? 
            For, I know you dwell in heaven,
                           where the bluebirds sing.

And if I weep, please just kiss my cheek with a raindrop,
yes, we thought we had forever my true love;
and now I whisper, my heart is still yours.

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June 16, 2015

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December 4, 2018 at 2:03 PM
Chris, thanks for visiting my poem for Nina's contest. It is an emotional poem for me obviously and hope Nina feels the forever love within my words ~
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December 4, 2018 at 11:20 AM
Very sad my friend. But a beautiful enchanting poem about loss and the heartbreak that comes with it. I loved the line "And if I weep, please just kiss my cheek with a raindrop" That was gorgeous. Loved this one.
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December 4, 2018 at 2:01 PM
Love ~
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