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Apr 2017
When you are old and grey and full of sleep,
I won’t recall the grudges we could hold
Or those embarrassing lies we once told.
I’ll forget about the tears I would weep
For a man I thought I could never keep.
Several times I’d think you had grown too cold
In younger years when your anger was bold.
Happiness I never imagined we’d reap
Now resides on a bond like ****** steel.
We have different pieces of the same scars.
A loyal knight in fierce armor and kneel
Four times nice, thrice as old, and twice as real.
Together always like the reigning stars
Only fire can describe the way we feel.
Amy Joffrion
Written by
Amy Joffrion  17/F
(17/F)   
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   Ryan Holden
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