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Darling I Am Sorry If It Hurt You When I Told You That We Couldn't Be Together Any More

by Wayne Wysocki Darling, I am sorry if it hurt you when I told you that we couldn't be together any more; I never would have thought that any one could come between us, but it isn't like it used to be before. Now I have found someone who needs me, Like you needed me when we started; It's not that I don't love you, So let's still be friends, once we've parted, And, Darling, I am sorry if it hurt you when I told you that we couldn't be together any more.
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80 / M / Portland, Oregon
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Written by
Finefellow
80 / M / Portland, Oregon
Published
Sep 19, 2018
Lines·Words
15·93
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Copyright © 2018 Wayne Wysocki

This silly poem was inspired by an episode of the Ozzie and Harriet TV show, where an entire classified ad for a new saxophone player for the band became the title for a song. I thought it might be fun to apply the long title idea to a poem.

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