Wanting to be loved...
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Last published Thu, Nov 12, 2015
Her heart lies upon a couple of thorns
wanting to be loved....
Closing her eyes
she fakes a smile
giving a feeling she's alright
beneath that lies the truth that ..
she's not
Pillows drenched with tears
and hearts sobbing....
Shivering in cold and
wanting to be loved
Heart full of hopes ,
and wiping away all the wishes
that flows down as tears....
imagining someday life would be good
Feeling darkness in day light and
wanting to be loved......
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