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Upon a Realization


(poems go here) Upon a realization that love has found us here, We sit upon this heather with smiles oh so queer. As Adonis and fair maiden, we clasp each other's hands; It is oh so charming to finally understand! Staring through soul's windows leaving nothing untold, Unending love shines bright like the twinkling of gold. Upon a realization that love has brought us here, We stand upon the alter and hold each other near. Like Cupid and Psyche's love, our own love will withstand The terrors of others, and will be a promise land. Our love is so unblighted that no one can behold, The vast emotions inside us that will never grow old. Upon a realization that love had brought them here, They lay beside each other below the ones they held dear. The flower of Narcissus grows between the mounds of land; They have passed away together, holding one another's hands. Upon the realization that love had found the there They fell in love and lived their lives together and forever.
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