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by John Conning

Created on: January 19, 2012 Last Updated: January 21, 2012

"I'm No more."

I can dream a mountain, count sand grains on each shore.
Search five world deserts, open Heavens, fly and soar.
Easily walk a thousand miles, open each and every door.
I could do a million things, yet without your Love I'm no more.

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Poetry: Without your love

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by lily frost

The world is a dense gray.
The clouds are pitch black.
My mood is midnight blue,
without your love.

Supper is ever so lonely.
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by Moeze Lalji

Mum
Without your love
Dad is not
Going to function

Two wheels
Without air

Even the cops
And society
Will lock him up

They will call
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by Seriously Black

woman you keep resigning,
to walk the same old path,
changing ways,
i have found truth,
a kaleidoscope of emotions,
mixed within
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by Amanda Cadwallader

I used to think I'd be lost without you
That I was powerless
That I needed you
You had a hold on me
Like no one had before
And
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by Ayobami Emmanuel

without your love there is no me
without your love there is no night
without your love there is no dream
without you there

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