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Belong Together (Poem by Mark Borne)

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Beautiful kindness,
Quiet patience,
Brilliant maturity,
Missing mystery.
You were mine,
And I was yours,
Like crackers and cheese,
Or PB&J.
Smile unending,
Forgiveness unyielding,
Love endearing,
Hope enduring.
You were mine,
And I was yours,
We belong together,
Not worlds apart.
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  1. Taco Empress Kyra1/01/2020 02:41:00 PM

    I love the rhymes, I love the rhythm, I love the message!

    At first it seems just like the normal happy BFF sort of poem, but them BOOM. FEELZ® slap you across the face. Leave it to you. XD

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    1. NexusFox1/01/2020 05:17:00 PM

      Thanks :D

      I wasn't aiming for BFF, but that works, too xD Actually, that makes more sense than my own purpose

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  2. Gabby1/01/2020 07:45:00 PM

    Oooo this is sooo good! It's so sweet and really, a slap in the face to anyone who can relate (perfect way to describe it Kyra xD) Amazing piece! :)

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