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Love Poems

The Only Heart I Can Remember

My love, when you came to my life
And your beautiful eyes gazed at me
From the darkness within,
The world around me came to a stop,

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After The Storm

After the storm the Sun is revealed
bright in its form
a compare 2 surreal
our love was born then dark clouds were concealed

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Bottled Up Inside

Bottled up inside are the words I never said.
The feelings that I hide,
The lines you never read.
You can see it in my eyes,

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By The Next Full Moon

To you it never mattered who was around,
I am your girl and you showed me off to the town.
You held my hand everywhere we went,
and kissed me in the moments when I least expected it.

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Tortured Souls

We are empathetic towards one another,
Our souls deteriorating with each other
Together we stay deep in thought,
Hoping happiness will soon be sought.

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You have been there

From the start you were always there,
even when our world was crashing down,
Life wasn’t fair,
but you kissed away my frown,

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I Dissappear In Your Arms

I can’t live with out you,
You’re my everything.
My heart falls out when you leave,
You walk out the door I can’t breathe.

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Falling for Illusions

The day that I first saw you,
I never would have guessed,
that thinking of you and your words
would cause my heart to race in my chest.

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When Hearts Collide

My heart is hopeful and still beats on;
A web of love was spun by your words,
and within it I am tangled up inside
a love I deny and try to hide.

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Lucky Am I

Life is a story that begin a new chapter each day with lines to fill.
And in the story of life I’m glad I have you to help me with my script.
Lucky Am I, because you are here to help me with the worries that fill my head.
I now know life is even better with a [...]

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