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Ashlee (with two E's)

Must my presence be so divine
For me to steal your breath
As you do mine

Must I be baptised, still glistening
Cleansed of all my earthly shortcomings

Cant I be born with secular eyes
Mortal and ready to uncontrollably cry
And exist in your untouched Eden

Must you forever haunt my dreams
Awake swimming
Precious memories fade to oblivion

If I could only sell my soul
Just to be made of solid gold
To have your love unconditional

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On Saturday April 22nd, 2006, TheBardOfBlasphemy (462) writes:

the emotions came through really well in this... i feel longing and fear.

On Monday April 3rd, 2006, Anoblechicken (58) writes:

well obviously this is a very personal poem about someone you must really care about, i know the feeling, great poem!!!! happy chickens!!!!!

On Monday April 3rd, 2006, An Expired Member (52) writes:

but if this person doesn't long for you the way you are, then they don't deserve the obvious beauty they can not see, beautiful write ~sinful~

On Monday April 3rd, 2006, An Expired Member (52) writes:

wonderful structure, -If I could only sell my soul just to be made of solid gold to have your love unconditional- very very nice line...

On Monday April 3rd, 2006, gbuff69 (206) writes:

you are great the way you are:) gina

On Monday April 3rd, 2006, Misanthrope (2) writes:

thanks

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