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Three Words


(poems go here) Laying on your chest, Playing in your hair. With you I am at my best. But I would never dare speak—I would never dare say, The three words that keep—Reoccurring in my head. I love you I can’t. I love you I can’t. Those three words are the end. Because you will never love me —And feverishly I said it. “I love you”. The end.
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Elijah2013
Nice rythmatic flow. A good poem over all!

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