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Created on: March 09, 2008
Memories of yesterday are alive and well today,
The way you smiled, the way you looked, the things you used to say.
I look to the photo's we took to remember those times,
They're now just images left behind, fingerprints of our crimes.
I miss your tender touch, your heart of solid gold,
The children need you more now to sculpt and hold and mold.
I'll never feel your touch again, or hear your silly jokes,
You died before I said good-bye, Could it be a hoax?
God wanted you to be at peace, you're purpose here was through,
But baby, You should know, I still long for you...
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Poetry: I long for you
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Sleek touch of tonight.
Alone in the dark,
Its trace, lovely light.
It's soft on my eyes
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Only to find fools pyrite, knowing we had it all once.
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I'll gladly smile as I think of you,
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You have touched my heart, my very soul,
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The way you'd run your fingers through my hair
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