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A love for a lifetime — Wisdom Thomas	I am holding this pen Thinking about how we met then How you went from my best friend To the girl I loved with no end If my love was a journey...	3 views Rate it
A Love Gift — Ronald Bunch	A gift box and rose. Many fingerprints of love Seals an...	2 views Rate it
A Love I Once Knew — Johnaton Pressley	Take a walk on this journey with me right quick You see...it was more than her lost of reality at first site beauty, It was more than the kissable...	0 views Rate it
A lOVE LOST — Barbara Haymond	Then, when night opened she danced to the rhythm of the flame only to remember his haunted whisper...I love...	2 views Rate it
A love that was more then love — Ickilla	With a love more then love like two doves the bond they shared ran deep he held her tight and took away the freight of being alone the fire inside each...	4 views Rate it
A Love's Lament — Jinsy Sara Varughese	In yonder void, where spaces gape asunder, In your love's absence, my heart doth thunder... Devoid of solace, I roam in search of rest, Your absence...	0 views Rate it
A Lovely Chewy Cyrch A Chwta. — Caleb Delos-Santos	My Love is better than you. Your greatest face can’t brew stew better than her smile’s soup. Two sips can unsicken a slew of oozy sneeze days. One...	7 views Rate it
A Lovers Bond Between The Heart And Soul — Jamal Upshaw	A thread of crimson, through the heart it weaves, Binding two souls, like leaves on autumn's eve. (Image of two souls intertwined amidst autumn leaves) ...	6 views Rate it
A Lovers Love — Mark Little	There are few people that really know Who truly let their feelings show Who’s nature is to touch and feel No words said, the feeling is real Inside a...	3 views Rate it
A Lovers Love — Mark Little	There are few people that really know Who truly let their feelings show Who’s nature is to touch and feel No words said, the feeling is real Inside a...	0 views Rate it
A Loving Lust — Tabitha J. Bryson	I feel you watching me quietly you move in close my mind races away it's you I desire most. Your warm playful smile quickly glances my way I feel myself...	35 views Rate it
A Maiden's Touch — Nandawula Regine Kabali-Kagwa (NRK-K)	Silent promises challenged Him through Her eyes Lace petite... Revealing a banquet of delicacies Godly! As she lead the procession of His curious...	3 views Rate it
A Man's World — Melisa Miller-Rhees	Dropping money left and right, pinch them pennies oh so tight, PSE and DCS don't care bout your mental stress, feed them babies, pay that rent, listen to...	12 views Rate it
A May-September Romance — Curtis Jerry Smothers	I met her on the Plaka steps On my way to Parthenon My ship becalmed at anchor In the May's Med honeyed sun She followed me to Naples Where we...	42 views Rate it
A Means To An End — Michael Maul	Chimes of your heartbeat ring in my ears. When sensation evades the disabled the night never seems to end. I am the seducer of truth. What truth can...	1 view Rate it
A Med Cruise to Remember — Smothers Curtis Jerry	I met her on the Plaka steps On my way to Parthenon My ship becalmed at anchor In the May's Med honeyed sun She followed me to Naples Where we...	3 views Rate it
A message — Hypot Theis	Embrace the noxious past. Our past. Circa the seventh month, lost her, misconstrued...	3 views Rate it
A Message — Khan Hasnain Aaqib	Poem: A message Poet : Khan Hasnain Aqib Pusad, Maharashtra ------------------------------------ Who knew That a message ...	0 views Rate it
A message from his daddy. — Don Swanson Jr	A little boy walked up to his dad one morning and asked, " Daddy what is love? " And the father said Well son, love is a feeling between two people that...	0 views Rate it
A mile away — Nidhi Bhati	A MILE AWAY I fell a man who lived just a mile away No, A MILE AWAY Holding arm in his arms I fell for a man, who smiled at me through field...	0 views Rate it
A Minstrel's Tale — Benjamin Brantley	O' how I loved her so, so long ago! A coy lass I sought to woo with romance Telling a troubadour's tale in tableau, Whenever my own heart would...	13 views Rate it
A MIRACLE; NOT A MIRAGE — Fidelis Peter Olowu	It is not who you are Neither does it exist in you It's just a fabricated ideology By the world around you Extracted from unverified information They have...	5 views Rate it
a missing link — azdi404	A link is gone, and with it, spacious words .... that filled the gap between us and disintegrated. Hung for so long untouched ... words never...	7 views Rate it
A Moment of Blessed Curse — Mika M	An acquainted face seen a hundred times Not all the while had he once caught my eye One day, afflicted by Her touch was I Before me set a path I could...	43 views Rate it
A Mosaic Masterpiece — Sara lynn Tidwell	Shattered edges Points in a dangerous way Blinded , picked up broken pieces in Recklass haze. Now see clear beauty in broken Pieces of a...	47 views Rate it

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