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Valentine


Loosing you would be like losing my heart My body would die if we ever go apart The things you do and the things you say Would all disintegrate and go away Happily we don't have to worry, because we each don't want to die That means, you won't lose your heart and I won't lose mine. I lost my heart the day you stole it from me My body died from your love but you gave me your heart and that saved me As long as I have a body with the space for a heart, I will keep your heart forever Romario N. Seaton
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