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A little LDS philosphy about souls existing before birth, to expound on the two-way eternal nature of love.

Souls Intertwined

Souls Intertwined     Sonnet VII

Is there a reason I belong with you?
Because I’m sure that is where I belong.
I’m not certain why, only that I do;
I both believe and know, I can’t be wrong!
Since my soul existed before my birth,
It seemed to recognize you when we met.
Since our souls existed before the Earth,
There must be feelings our soul can’t forget
Assuming that I really have a soul,
Then it’s clear that it’s all entwined with yours.
Then my one and only unique life’s goal:
Our endless on-going forever-mores
So let’s go walk through life into the skies,
Never saying, never hearing, goodbyes.
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