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Poem (I have lost, I have given up for you to love me...)

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#1 (permalink) Fri Jun 15, 2007 20:28 pm Poem (I have lost, I have given up for you to love me...)

Anyone can check if it has any mistake... I have lost,i have given up for you to love me My heart is broken,i am tired because of goings Maybe you didn’t cordially love me much from your heart You didn’t hold me when i was falling Know this i was bad when you were going Ah! Would you die,if you loved me some more Didn’t i fade,turn yellow untimely ? You didn’t hold my hands when i was falling Didn’t i you go,didn’t you run away? Ah! Wasn’t i with you when you were so lonely Didn’t i hug you when no one hugged you? You wanted,didn’t i give my all ? Didn’t i love you from so deeply? Even if you go,even if you remove me from your heart Even if you find new loves This is true i don’t go back from my word You are the one love which will stay at my bedside

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