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Premium Member do you like the pretty one

Neon boy and neon pup sat upon an evening hill
watching the neon stars at night, and none of them were still
Do you like the pretty one? The boy asked his puppy Cose.
Which one is it? He asked his boy. Of course it was the rose.

Whome Should I Blame

In the shadow of moonlight
 I was thinking of her 
and the stars were so bright
while thinking, a chirping bird came 
Making so noise cose the bird was lame 
My feelings floting and 
i flew in the sky when I look down, lol! 
I was crawling on land
 I was confused that that how should it be,
then I saw the lame bird holding my hand
It was my friend who break the leg of that bird
But why can't I say even one word 
Both the spirits were calling me
 But I don't know where should I be 
Both were shouting come to me 
But I don't know who are thee
They were fighting till, 
they destroy my existence
they didn't stop till, 
they vanish my presence 
The bird was my colleen
 and friend was my mate, 
Now, I don't know that 
whome should I blame
 My friend here came 
and change the whole game 
Then I realised that 
oh! it was a dream.

My Heart Plus You

My heart bleeds for you
My heart hurts cause of you
My heart feeds off the pain you cose me
 
If it wasn't for you I would have never knew how much it hurts to to be in love with you
Knowing I'm missing every moment being with you when I'm so far away
Knowing I can't look into your eyes everyday
Knowing I can't see you all the time
Knowing that I'm madly in love with you and can't tell you how you make me feel
 
Being in love with you is so hard
It hurts to be in love with you
But babe I'M IN LOVE WITH YOU


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