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jfreak
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since 1999-06-17
Posts 306
Yuma, AZ, USA

0 posted 1999-07-09 01:11 AM


If thou woulds't love me
Full width and breadth
Of thine bosom's heart
Whose beating doth I long for
To hear thumping in thy chest
More so I woulds't long
thou replace thine bosom's dieing heart
With mine and doth give me thine
Surely thou love's strength
Will compel this lonely wretch
To take thine cankerous heart
For we shall certainly live tho
Death grace my presence
Mine life lives on in thy

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azblond
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since 1999-07-01
Posts 637
The Steamy Desert
1 posted 1999-07-09 02:01 AM


Bravo!! Take a bow Jfreak, Take a bow!

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Let my words fall first upon deaf ears before a closed mind...

jfreak
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since 1999-06-17
Posts 306
Yuma, AZ, USA
2 posted 1999-07-09 12:43 PM


(bows respectively in thanks)
blueloon
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since 1999-07-07
Posts 161
NY
3 posted 1999-07-09 12:49 PM


Beautifully written. You have stolen my heart with those elegant words of yours!
jfreak
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since 1999-06-17
Posts 306
Yuma, AZ, USA
4 posted 1999-07-09 12:50 PM


thank you blueloon for your kind words.

J

Kelly
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since 1999-07-03
Posts 145

5 posted 1999-07-11 03:40 AM


Loved it.
hoot_owl_rn
Member Patricius
since 1999-07-05
Posts 10750
Glen Hope, PA USA
6 posted 1999-07-11 08:56 AM


Wonderfully written...I liken this very much to one of Shakespears sonnets. You outdid yourself with this one, you should be proud!
jfreak
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since 1999-06-17
Posts 306
Yuma, AZ, USA
7 posted 1999-07-12 03:03 AM


Again thank you Kelly and Hooter for such kind words. It is totally appreciated.

Jfreak

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