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Reassurance


Now that I got that last poem out It's time to rid of the frivolous doubt That I will spend any day without your grace That wondrous heart and beautious face If there's one thing I know I'll miss It's the feeling of your soft, intimate kiss Of flaring emotion of love that we share Breaking the rules like a badly planned dare Upon our hearts to jump together But to each other we are tethered That ones head is caught in the clouds That the other can pull them back down And into each others arms we are again A mutal emotion, an future plan Because I cannot stand planning my future But when I come to you, I knew you were The one from the time that you first told me you loved me Even though your out of my league, far above me You still have me and keep me and try And with that I have every reason not to cry But back to the future I hate thinking of Your are the only acception, my love When I think about a future with you All of my dreams seem to come true Whether kids or a house or even in marriage I know I have no reason to be scared So i won't be...I will just fall in love with those eyes Every time I look into them, something inside me dies A bad part of me melts away with your wonder And the weight on my shoulders, the one I am under Become lifted as soon as I reach your arms And kiss you, so sweetly, it can bring much harm To have for Ned a relationship before you had left I will always love you, no matter what your parents expect They better accept me because am with you forever And no matter what happens, we will do it together...
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