Borrowed Memories
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Last published Sun, Nov 27, 2016
These moments are mine
The emotions are mine
The memories are mine.
All stored up through time.
I share it to help and hopefully inspire
With the pain of my heart
And my deepest desires.
The regret and the loss
The love and my Cross
The beliefs and my Faith
Poured out in each page
Filled with moments put into words.
All the things that I've learned
Written as such,
Which I know isn't much.
But please don't judge,
I'm know I'm far from the best
But know that I share to get things off my chest.
So Hope you enjoy,
And keep coming for more,
Blessings to you, who have come to explore.
All Rights Reserved
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