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He was not my type at all I thought how ordinary  he looked. Not the prince charming I had in my mind. Yet he waited under the old street lamp In the endless  Seattle rain. Day after day   just to catch a glimpse of me. Finally  I relented and said to bim What will it take to stop you waiting. Just one date he said. I don't know why on earth I married him. Perhaps,  because  he made me laugh. Or, because he would never try to control  me. Or, maybe because  he cried when Bambi's mother died. He always knew how to shake me out Of my frequent  dark moods. Or bring a smile to my face. Or tell me how beautiful I looked Even when I had a cold. He has gone now. When the sickness came I knew I knew I knew. And my world is a darker place I have as time rolled by Danced the choreographed movements of love With other impostors. But when the twilight Faded into the blue of darkness. It was always you honey. Only you.
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Mar 6, 2019
Mar 6, 2019 at 10:27 PM UTC
In the eyes of the Behokder
He was not my type at all I thought how ordinary  he looked. Not the prince charming I had in my mind. Yet he waited under the old street lamp In the endless  Seattle rain. Day after day   just to catch a glimpse of me. Finally  I relented and said to bim What will it take to stop you waiting. Just one date he said. I don't know why on earth I married him. Perhaps,  because  he made me laugh. Or, because he would never try to control  me. Or, maybe because  he cried when Bambi's mother died. He always knew how to shake me out Of my frequent  dark moods. Or bring a smile to my face. Or tell me how beautiful I looked Even when I had a cold. He has gone now. When the sickness came I knew I knew I knew. And my world is a darker place I have as time rolled by Danced the choreographed movements of love With other impostors. But when the twilight Faded into the blue of darkness. It was always you honey. Only you.
love is blind But the heart Can see just fine Jude
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Mar 6, 2019
Mar 6, 2019 at 10:27 PM UTC
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