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Love poem
Sometimes I feel sad and sometimes I feel blue but whenever
I see you, im as happy as can be for you bring a smile upon my face and a feeling of joy within my heart your like my sunshine in the morning and my stars that glow at night your like the wave in the ocean the cool breeze in the wind like the call of the birds in the morning dew like the sound of beauty in the night you see these thing are beauty and that's how i feel whenever your near for it was the passion and desire for the both of us that opened up the world for our eyes to see for our love for each other will grow and grow and our needs and desires will be more everyday for a friend you once were and will always be has turned into love as it should have been so i want you to know as a friend and lover that in my heart you'll always stay for our love will never fade.
Your lips so soft and red, the thought of kissing you is stuck in my head.
Your beauty so bright and warm, shinning through the darkest storm.
Your eyes sparkle like stars in the night sky, when I stare into them I feel like I am soaring high.
My love for you is pure and true,
I never stop thinking of you.
The sound of your voice saying "I love you" makes my heart pound because I knew I'd truly found my one and only.
I promise to love you for every moment of forever and when everything else crumbles, I will never.
I am your armor to protect you from harm, like you are to me, a lucky charm.
For you are my heart, my soul, baby you are my whole

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