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Poems
Mar 2015
The Paopu fruit
I'll watch the night
beneath the stars
waiting for her to come from afar
With the moon lite up
we can both share
this moment we have in a deep stare
Her eyes greener than the grass
with lips so soft,
her kisses last
and the silence really isn't bad
because of the memories we once had
Like how we laughed
or how we played
just me and her
listening to the waves
we'd call each other
by silly names
yet sadly these things don't always remain
But I'll always look up
and still think of her smile..
**That Paopu fruit really does last for awhile.
for those who don't know what a Paopu fruit is
It's a representation of a bond that last forever,
you can only share this once.
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JD
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