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My Heart

MY HEART

As long as the sun still rises
Youll always be in my heart
And as long as the sun sets
My love for you will never depart
And as long as the wind still blows 
This passion i have will always show 
And as long as the moon shines bright
i will let the world know
that the love i have is real
and will always glow
and as long im still breathing 
you will be my hero
always and forever
will my love for you show
and as long as the trees sway in the wind 
my love for you has no end 
heart in heart and hand in hand 
my love will show across the land
thank you for showing kindness and love,
I will cherish you till thee end
sun


Catie Lindseys "one Last Poem" With "responce" By Jhlovingiii

one last poem
 
You would never have to share me
If you would only claim me for your own
No one has touched me
I have friends
and then I have closer friends
But I love you
But leaving me
you gave me away
I cannot bear the pain
 
You speak as if you were the only one
who had things to forgive and forget
ButI femember a few things too, a few who's
"i'm only a man" was your lame excuse
"Your are more beautiful than the night"
"Winter is cold, you are warm"
and each of them wore different
feminine names.
I don't want to share either
Not your love. your desires, your body
any of it.
I deserve to be everything to a man
I deserve to be enough
 
So walking away at this late date
comes late for me
You left long ago
I cried for you to come back
My esteem lessened with each blow
each name
Still i love you and want you
but need to be enough for you
no fooling around
no games
no surprises


BY Catie Lindsey


"Responce"

i would'nt share you with anyone 
i would'nt share you with the world
or with one single solitary soul
and I ponder God himself
no one should touch you
lest you lose your reproach
but all my love
depends on this
all or nothing
 
you speak of friends
as if they were close relatives
as if you have the right 
to spend time alone
"Nay!" i am only a man
trust has foolishness out grown
i too reminess the things of the past
some too painfull 
to remember
having shared with 
kings and beggers
scorn and wrath
"He's just a friend."
such a lame excuse
how convienient and proper
for such use
 
for the crime of infidelity
men don't forgive
and they don't forget
it is a tormentor
that like the fires of hell
never go out
and violence to the soul
ruins the sane
 
Don't worry about my faults
worry about your own
 
i don't want to share you 
with anyone or anything
i want to be enough
 
but if walk away i must
on that you can trust
for a little bit of love
and a tiny bit of lust
my esteem destroyed
with one blow
and still i love and want you
 are you in 
or are you out
 
 
BY J H Loving III

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