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Love You For My Life


your sweet elegance permeates through a sequence of love embraced to cherish a red rose that was plucked a time before when I look into your delicate eyes its then I see a future filled up with hope for a better tomorrow amidst the give and take of sorrow one hand to hold a heart will mend love has gained it has not lost humanities heaviest of cost two lovers in love walking on the beach trying to catch that frisbee way out of reach love look at the two of us strangers in many ways we have a lifetime to share in so many ways time will tell where we are destined for love may grow for all we know to taste a sip of coffee as the aroma permeates beneath then walk throughout the quaint forest amidst the fallen dew we have been so many places in our life and times love can treat you unkindly but darling can't you see we were both made to be stand together amidst the pain of society each of us simply can disagree love you for my life you are a friend of mine although we may suffer in silence amidst the sway of violence out of every circumstance we can learn to take part in the dance.
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Mario Vitale has written well over 1,000 poems toward his platform in creative writing. His main ambition is to receive a poetry contract. He looks up to present poets John Ashbery & Major Jackson for their contribution to the arts. Vitale studied theatre at Central Connecticut State university in New Britain, Ct. Presently you will see Vitale's poems on the world wide web such sites as Wrterscafe, Neopoet, Starlitecafe, Poetrysoup & Allpoetry.com He appears in anthology's, magazine articles and editor choice award for poetry. Facebook has been an outlet for Mario Vitale in connecting to family & friends.

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