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Is it about love

 

I love you deeper

Dear, but you say I don't love you anymore

 

I don't wrap your gifts anymore 

I don't fold my clothes anymore

I don't mow our lawn anymore 

 

But I still love you

But I tire more still 

 

I ask

Can you measure love with effort?

 
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