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Love is Suffering


(poems go here) You left me beside the water to die I would have never done that to you I begged you but you only made me cry Can’t you see what you’re making me go through? What happen to us if we were so tight? You said you would never leave me alone The world was so much better even bright Why did you lead me to my own tombstone? It all started with a tiny debate Suddenly you pushed me against the wall Confused, you had turned into an inmate That’s when everything became a down fall “Love is suffering”, they say believe it But never let your love ever be hit.
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