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Improbable love
To see you is to love you
is an antiquated phrase.
I don't know if it's true though
I know I long for such embrace,
love born within a magic gaze,
eternal bliss without regret,
an endless ocean of apprais,
to make me happily forget,
the fact we haven't met.


Larry Reborn

© 2004 Larry Reborn
(Listed under: Humour & LoveComfort, )



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