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by Moeze Lalji

Created on: June 01, 2010 Last Updated: November 21, 2011

The love of a lifetime

Grandpa and Grandma
Have locked in a vase
Sitting in daily flowers
For each other

There you go hubby
The news from children

Children have God's eyes
They don't make up stories

They created the garden
They planted the flowers
When I was little

Wink wink
I think life is telling us
Something
My dear hubby

The kids are excited
With fresh flowers
Just for us

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Secretly I loved and adored her since childhood,
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This is most obscene, you have to known my sweet Selene

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