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Stranded


If I were to open my eyes And find myself in a stranded land, The first thing my eyes would do, Is search for you. For your smile to bring life to my dull days, For your laughter to warm my cold heart, For your touch to know I'm still alive. You're all that I need in this place we call home, You're all that I see in everyday blurs. Your eyes are the door to my happiness, Your presence is what keeps me sane. Before I met you, I was drowning in loneliness. Now, I'm drowning in the sea of your love. There's no way I'd make it on my own... And there's no one in this world I'd rather be stranded and alone, Than with you my love.
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Grant-Grey Porter Hawk Guda
<p>Powerful expression. Always let poetry fill your life.&nbsp;</p>

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