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Loves purpose To everything there is a season,my love,and our season is now at an end. I am in the midst of shattered,and discarded dreams. Gathering the pieces to sew them; I know I can no longer pretend. I look back to when we first met,and love was like a river between us. It flowed freely,washing away all my doubts,and I drank of it fervidly. The river has now become polluted and dirty,I look in your eyes and see your disgust. We shared something sweet;I could feel your desire. It was exquisite to be so adored. You compared my beauty to that of a goddess,I was the epitome of grace. Then you grew tired of my wit,annoyed with my charms,the love I gave you was abhorred. Im saddened it’s over;our bliss is hollow. I’ll pick up my heart and go on. Everything in life fills a purpose,and the purpose of you has been served. The next season I pray to be one of healing,and love's bitter sting in my memory, gone. Randy McPeek
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 8:24 PM UTC
Loves purpose
Loves purpose To everything there is a season,my love,and our season is now at an end. I am in the midst of shattered,and discarded dreams. Gathering the pieces to sew them; I know I can no longer pretend. I look back to when we first met,and love was like a river between us. It flowed freely,washing away all my doubts,and I drank of it fervidly. The river has now become polluted and dirty,I look in your eyes and see your disgust. We shared something sweet;I could feel your desire. It was exquisite to be so adored. You compared my beauty to that of a goddess,I was the epitome of grace. Then you grew tired of my wit,annoyed with my charms,the love I gave you was abhorred. Im saddened it’s over;our bliss is hollow. I’ll pick up my heart and go on. Everything in life fills a purpose,and the purpose of you has been served. The next season I pray to be one of healing,and love's bitter sting in my memory, gone. Randy McPeek
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 8:24 PM UTC
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