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Your Love


I stare as your beautiful eyes reach mine, 

Same tears once flowed from my eyes in old time,

Bewildering thoughts in mind shan't align,

Your warm benevolence felt like a crime,

Fighting for freedom from frightening fears,

Calm conversations had chaos cleared,

Everyone fled while you remained near,

As unwavering confidence disappeared,

You kept me afloat when I was drowning;

You stopped me from leaping off of the bridge;

You showed me all my beauty in counting;

You taught me to see the light from the ridge;

But now's my turn  to chase away your dark,

Returning your love to bring back your spark. 

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