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Love With No Boundaries


All people in the world search for love

They pray they’ll never have to be alone

Without it, people are sad

They drown in their dignity and sorrow

Teens long for love, but still get hurt

Young lovers are unsure of what they want.

 

Women see partners that they want

To them, at first sight it is love

But along the way, they get hurt

And after so long, she is left alone

Crying tears of sorrow

With no one left, all she can do is be sad.

 

Young girls who are never sad

Blind to what they need versus what they want

They don’t know real sorrow

They haven’t felt real love

It’s nice to be a kid, you’re never alone

They are protected from the hurt.

 

The elderly have been through hurt

They’ve felt the pain, they’ve been sad

It was long ago, but they have been alone

A longer life is not what they want

But a good future for the ones that they love

For them, they are almost done with sorrow.

 

Then, there are the boys who cause the sorrow

Not all are mean and make others hurt

There are boys who don’t care, but also some who love

Teenage boys are allowed to be sad

But most of the time they don’t know what they want

If some don’t change, they could end up alone.

 

Overall, there is always someone who is alone

In life, we have pain and sorrow

Sadly, we don’t always get what we want

I know for some that might hurt

But they should know there is no reason to be sad

Because at least you have the ability to love.

 

All we want is to stay away from hurt

Take away the sorrow and being sad

But just know you won’t always be alone when this world has love.

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