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I dare not open my heart Should I find the contents dried, Shriveled from lack of use, Tho' I've continually tried. Should I open my heart? I fear the absolute worst. And if I'm left with nothing? My fears, they are a curse. I wish to open my heart, To place it in your hands. Mold it, mend it, shape it, break it. Carry it over seas and lands. If I open my heart, If I give it to you, Will you please give me the pleasure, Of having your heart, too?
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Oct 31, 2010
Oct 31, 2010 at 8:23 PM UTC
I Dare Not Open My Heart
I dare not open my heart Should I find the contents dried, Shriveled from lack of use, Tho' I've continually tried. Should I open my heart? I fear the absolute worst. And if I'm left with nothing? My fears, they are a curse. I wish to open my heart, To place it in your hands. Mold it, mend it, shape it, break it. Carry it over seas and lands. If I open my heart, If I give it to you, Will you please give me the pleasure, Of having your heart, too?
28 October 2010.
vyxn
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Oct 31, 2010
Oct 31, 2010 at 8:23 PM UTC
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