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We Were Once Young

Our bones were once strong, Our blow was once a punch, Our teeth's were once healthy to munch, Our skin didn't wrinkle in a twinkle We didn't become old, we grew old. We were once young, We were once "The beautiful and the handsome" But for this century I don't know what love has become. You'll give your all and get nothing in return. I met your father back in 1960 during the month of November, That moment is one to forever remember He was charming, wearing a smile with his cowboy's hat. That time he couldn't afford a bike But then 'True Love' was worth more than fancy cars. He steps closer and said; You're the most beautiful woman I've ever seen, Those words took my heart to places its never been. We were once young, Truth be told, true love never get old. Olajire Damilola Muyideen (SmilingPen) © Copyright owner IG - smiling_pen

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Date: 6/13/2019 6:07:00 AM
I couldn't stop reading this piece again and again, even though I was the writer.. Poetry is beautiful..
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