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Romeo and Juliet


Romeo and Juliet will forever be in love

Their love stretches from the moon to the sun and forever above

To describe their love, you can not compare it to the infinitely changing silver moon

It does not change from a small sliver of silver hiding in night’s cloak

Than to the large sized summer flowers beginning to bloom

Though it seems that their love just awoke

 

Their love is as sweet as when an angel sings

And as sudden as the light that lighting always brings

Romeo will never forget the twinkle in his lover’s eyes

And Juliet will always remember the things that her lover implies

 

Their love will last until their last breath

It will last until they are prisoners of death

Romeo and Juliet will forever be in love

Until the end of the cry of the mourning dove

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Miss Independent
<p>I like when I'm able to read something I would have never thought to write about...this piece truly&nbsp; stands out. Great work!!!</p>

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