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And Everything in Between


She walks by, and I don't even dare to try 

The beauty of a thousand women, it has no limit. 

She's not a girl, that wants a pearl. 

If only a man could, he'd show her all his good 

She has a smile that could outshine the sun. 

Maybe she's the one 

 

I look at her and all I think, 

she's so pretty I don't want to blink. 

I would give her my all, 

nothing to big to too small. 

I will consider her my queen, 

and everythiing in between. 

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daquanb154
This is poem is an amazing read.

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