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Love In the Wood

My love for you fit as well as anything in this universe ever did
I watched I waited and now it is completely understood
You have hated me, I made you get over those things
We grew as a couple and those facts dear will never change
After you accepted the fact that I was there for good
Every thing that had developed got shoved into the fire wood
I left your grave with a smile knowing I was to blame
We had died as a couple just as every long timed love would
I have loved you since I have hated things you had boughten
I once swore you off and still do quite often
Every breath that we shared, every space growing rotten
The chair probley still there, I couldn't move it
I couldn't dare
I forgot your love the security of having you there
Some days it feels good, other days it foughten
Fighting away the tears
Fighting away the cares
Slipping away and fighting the lonely tears
With just a few to many beers
Good Bye again to what once was my only friend
Hello to today with happiness never boughten
Forgive tommorrow with her cares
And worries maybe these days will soon be forgotten

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