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Two Different Worlds, One Heart


Though we are different and unique Two separate cultures and worlds apart, I fear society’s standards will force you to depart Sometimes the future with you looks bleak. You are from the Arabic world and nation Tall, jet black hair, and olive skin, You are charming and kind within You caught my attention with your sweet, sly flirtation. My world is far west America, home of the free is where I live, My heart to you and my fellow patriots I give Our separate worlds are seeing frequent unrest. One day I hope we all get along For I do not want to see this suffering prolonged. I hope our love can be a shimmer of light in the dark Even constant darkness will fade with a sliver of light before long.
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Kylah
This is a really beautiful poem! I really love the ending, "I hope our love can be a shimmer in the light in the dark even constant darkness will fade with a sliver before long." Really beautiful.

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