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March 12, 2010
By CreativeScript PLATINUM, Port Hardy, Other
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Are you really gone?
Now I realize this,
Just like a sad love song,
It didn't take much to realize how much I miss your kiss,
My love, my life, what went wrong?
All it took was a heartless diss,
Hear me out, I love you, we belong,
Be reasonable, realize our love for eachother
Just realize?

© Shirley Y., Metuchen, NJ

The author's comments:
Love inspired this poem, the main concept of the subject is that this girl has lost her love and is telling him how much she needs his love again. The mistakes she did, and she realizes her true love for him.
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