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by Suzanne Gillette (Age: 37)
copyright 09-23-2002


Age Rating: 18 to 127

 
Why do you always treat me so
Feelings battered as a harsh wind blow
I give freely my love to which you resist
All joy and compassion have ceased to exist
Where have you gone and why can't I come
You have left me here bleeding and numb
I miss the warmth of the love I once knew
The beautiful pictures our hearts once drew
You do not just want to walk away
Draw out the pain and suffrage each day
One day I will understand you and see
But for now I wait for the day I'll be free


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09-24-2002 Dixie Kincaid    

You have a lot of heart breaking love poems in you don't you Suzanne? These kind of poems usually come from the heart. DIXIE LEE
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