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eternal love


I've searched a lifetime for someone like you; through ups and downs, through lies and truths. I asked God how this came to be; He said simply, you were made for me. Your heartbeat the song to which my breath sings; your arms to carry me until I spread my own wings. Your soul my only known sanity; our love? For an eternity. So....until my wings return to my side; until your heartbeat stops and my breath subsides. With you is where I want to be; happy, holy, and worry free. There is no need to think it logically; you are my knight and I your prodigy. Entwined at the soul we will always be. You and me? Eternal love.
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