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lifes passing me by

never say die ....
life gives you a second chance as soon as the first one goes by ...
time to move on ...
time for love to break free..
when will you meet your true soul ....
when will be you be whole...
when will you be true desire ...
when will you burn my pyre ..
I wait for you ... will you touch me soon ....
lifes passing by..

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JS said…
He must be before your eyes, not knowing that you were watching him so fondly!

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