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thou love forgot


As once we be

trailing along the sea

 

fighting each and every breeze

to calling eachother honey bee

 

We chase the sunset

and target no climate

 

Through hot and cold sea

We still think we outta be

 

My love for you has grown 

Like the bond between a home and soul 

 

Althou you are my purest flower

I am going to let our love go sour

 

I am done climbing, and surfing these seas

Only for you to be watching me

 

I long for someone who knows my soul 

For they will take me off this boat

 

Adventure I long to include

A family for not do I pursue

 

My love I feel as if our fire

Has turned to noneless than that of a dead kings sire

 

I no longer will try to set the sail 

For now you must jump in after my bail. 

 
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