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Love for You


Together we meet,

I kiss you on the cheek.

 

I find you sitting, crying.

I go over to you,

Wiping away your tears. 

"What's wrong?" I ask.

"You've loved me so long.

I've never had anyone love me like this,"

She said as she wept. 

 

"I will love you for ever, my love.

I will care for you

and be there for you always.

Don't you ever doubt that," 

He passionately said.

"I won't. Now hug me," she said

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