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I, love you, but you, never, love me You don’t appreciate how I feel for you My love for you is as strong as our friendship Your presence is my happiness The smile on your face makes me feel blithe I always treasure everything that you do for me Despite of my effort of loving you You don’t see it I always ask the stars at night They are telling me to give up and not love you I never listen Tears come out of my eyes and flows in the river My eyes and heart are wide open to love you You are so numb Numb enough to not love me I love you but you don’t love me I always dream of you In the world where we can be together forever In the world of you and me
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