August 16th



August 16th is the day you changed my life, from my past you covered my misery and strife, you told me although I can't make up for your past, but know that the man I am I can fight to make it last, I'm not here to damage you no more than you already have, but in your darkest days I want to be that special one who can make you laugh, for tomorrow is not promised, and this second isn't either, if you just trust in me and I trust in you we 2 can become 2 heavy weight fighters, when you told me you love me, I said that everything will be alright i knew it was real when you hugged me just so damn tight, as our lips intertwined I knew then it was a charm, you told me you would protect me from any and all harm. I thank you for being the man of my dreams, and together I see our love running like a big football team, this isn't a coincidence, but it's just such great timing, in all actuality you have me unwinding, your presence I know is a gift from heaven, God said he will love us 70x7. Youve always gave me such good advice, while your gone away from me I'm shortened just by a little spice, but that don't mean nothing because your love is internal  with me, just hold on while i sit and sip my tea, for life throws us curve balls left and right, I'm not giving up this relationship so I hope they can fight, because I'm in this thang together giving it all my might, I love you and nothing will be able to take it back, I carry you in my heart just like a precious little sack.

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When I Met My Soulmate, And My Friend

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Submitted by AntwonF22 on June 05, 2022

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Antwon Stewart

Hello My name is Antwon Stewart, And I am 30 years old, that experienced and went through so much in life, found myself not being able to talk to my own family about my problems, because all they do is blow me off, so I figured if I right my problems down on paper then i would feel better. more…

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