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Waiting


Days turn into months

And months into years

As I patiently wait for your return.

Just thinking, 

Where could you have gone?

Gone like the wind.

You left me here waiting,

Just waiting.

 

I see the flowers bloom,

Roses and Tulips and Sweet Pea and Peony;

They are like jewels to me,

But you are the only jewel I have yet to see.

I am still waiting,

waiting for that jewel that means more to me.

Still waiting,

And waiting.

 

My patience is like sand in an hourglass,

Slowly it is slipping away.

I have waited long and hard

For you to come back,

But I cannot wait anymore.

I love you and always will

But alas,

I shall bid thee farewell.

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