Aryana Poems | Examples


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Dear Pooh

Hey sweetie, how are you? I hope you’re good. I’m writing you to let you know I do 
like you, a lot, but it’s not love. I care to the point where I’m trying my best to let 
these feelings stay. I love the fact that you like the way I are and how you really 
want to be with me. I also love how you want to get to know me. It just I don’t want 
to be with you. Yes, relationships in my past have made me think all dudes are 
the same, and I want to change that but it’s hard. Pooh you just don’t know how 
much I like you, but we can never be. And you know that Boss hasn’t changed my 
mind, I just realized that he really does love me. I been knew that, but I’m glad to 
say I had you in my life. I hope we can be friends, but I know you don’t want that. 
Pooh, I do want you there, but if you don’t want to it’s alright. I know sometimes I 
make you mad and you be ready to kick my ass, but that just the way I am. And I 
don’t think you can handle that. So I’m say to you as my friend, I hope your life be 
awesome and sweet.
                                        Love, Aryana Au-jel Jackson Burns

Bff Markeen

To my best friend Markeen, I thank you for being there. Always keeping me happy, 
and alive. For all them times I’ve cried my eyes to you. Thanks for listening and 
believing in me though everything. I love you and I always will. Nobody can come 
between us. No men or women can break this friendship. I’m glad to say you’re 
my friend, my ex, my 2nd love. We’ve shared a lot of things with each other and I 
want us to keep sharing more. To my best friend Markeen, I love and cherish 
every moment we’re had and are going to have.

      Love you good friend
                 Aryana

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