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"Deep Inside My Heart"


Don't Forget

Breath my air and feel
My love
Kiss my lips and taste
My love
Watch my eyes and see
My love
Don't forget to be
My love

S.Eric

Deep Inside My Heart

Now that you are here
I have nothing to fear
With you is where I belong
I know it, I feel it so strong
Nothing has been more clear
That it is your love I hold so dear
Deep inside is the cry of my heart
I never ever want us to part
I am a hopeless, romantic man
Doing the best he can
To show you for sure
That my love for you is pure
I will do whatever it takes
I don’t care about the stakes
You and only you I want
A prayer I know God will grant.

Chris

No Words

There are no words to describe how beautiful she is,
or how special she is,
or my love for her.
To put these things into words would be to define them,
To quantify them, which means to limit them.
There would be a beginning and an end.
There is no definition fitting, nor any limit,
nor beginning or end to her beauty,
or to how special she is, or my love for her.

Robert

Last Night

Last night was the best night of my life.
I can’t wait until we become man and wife.
Then we wouldn’t be making love in sin.
We could let our love flow within.
I love the taste of your sweet tender kiss,
This I don’t ever want to miss,
The way you hold me, oh, so tight,
You make everything seem just right.
I'm so happy that I have you.
My love for you is so very true.
So for now I will let the thought go,
Cause I just wanted you to know
That I love you so much my sweetheart
I don’t ever want us to be apart

shalabh

You

YOU!!!!

Like a star you came into my life
You filled my heart with joy
You took my pain as if it was yours
You provided me with love that no one could give me
You gave me a shoulder to cry on
You were my pillar when I was falling
You were my strength when I was weak
With your smile you made my living on earth worthwhile
With the soft words you whispered in my ear
Made me realize that I was in Love indeed
Without you next to me my life is meaningless
Every day I sit and pray that you will remain as sweet as you are
And that is why I will always Love you as long as you let me

Mlibo Junior Malusi

All I ask

A soft whisper from your lips, a gentle kiss.
Is it too much to ask for this?
To lay my head against your chest,
to feel your arms around me
In my dreams are all things I can see.

Hearing you say my name, touch my face, stroke my hair.
Being without this forever I can not bare!
Feeling our hearts becoming one as was meant to be.
I know what I feel is destiny.

Angelique

One last try

The things I've done, I can't explain.
I know because I know it hurts and causes pain.

I can't say I didn't know what I was doing.
I don't know what I was thinking or what I was proving.

We had a special love but I threw it all away.
I regret what I've done every second of the day.

If I could change the past believe me I would.
I would take away all the pain, if only I could.

So, now, all I can ask for is one last try
I'll love you until the day I die.

Nasra Mudey

Temptation 1

Temptation was inviting, but no words needed to be said,
So, nervously I sat down again, on the edge of the warm, familiar bed.
Oh, I knew well all the pleasures from so many times before,
But, feebly I resisted the giving in that one time more.

"Maybe tomorrow, when I've recovered," I said, but both of us knew I lied.
Temptation had seduced me and I trembled while I sighed.
As, at last, I slowly gave in, I knew it was being shallow
To succumb to the wonderful pleasures of
my last, sweet, soft... marshmallow.

jerome kiel

My choice of love

Honey,
if love comes in colors,
I choose blue,
if love comes in flowers,
I’ll choose rose,
if love comes in songs,
I’ll think of choosing blues,
But if love should come in human beings,
I’ll definitely not think twice before
I’ll choice you!
because.....You are my choice

Raymond Oluferanmi Solanke

Mr. Butterfly

Hey, Mr. Butterfly,
where did you come from and why ?
you make my tummy hurt I can almost cry.
Hey, Mr. Butterfly, how did you flutter right into my belly ?
Oh, Mr. butterfly, you are so silly!

allyson jablonski

Very Soon

The rain is falling hard.
I wonder if I'm ever going to get free from this pain.
The one I love has left.
Wondering if he will ever come back.
Every night and everyday...
I think about him,
Wishing for him to come back.
Wondering if he is thinking about me.
He will come back.
Cause I love him and he loves me.

Very soon...
Very soon...

Lindsay		 


The whisper...

My heart speaks softly, through reminiscing of past times
and the kiss of your seemingly honey-lips in the future.
Your essence rampages like a wild horse
galloping to find a fresh stream of water on a scorching summer day.
Your love triumphs because of your commitment and zeal for life..
And because you encompass my love everyday...

Maeisha Durand

Giving you the key of my heart

I will give you the key of my heart
And when you enter
Please
Irrigate the veins with all your love
Maintain it with your fidelity
Take care of it with all the tenderness
And it will be the opening
To our eternal love.

Minerva Dirksz

true love

True love comes only once in a lifetime
yet it lasts an eternity
It has the power to crush someone so deeply
while at the same time they know
there’s no one else in the world they’d rather be with
True love will knock down the walls of difficulty
to be with that special one
It will take your hand and fly over the world
into a place where there’s no pain, no tears
True love will withstand the test of time,
forever waiting until its love is returned
It never fails, never dies, never lets go of the one they love,

melissa

show me

you know I love you dearly
but I cause you so much pain
I cannot find true happiness
and you feel you are to blame
it seems so unjust
for me to make you feel this way
it's so hard to decide
whether I should leave or stay
staying is not wise
as faking happiness is exhausting
leaving's a bit worse
for your heartbreak I would be causing
so show me what to do
help me to be strong
lend a helping hand
give me your shoulder to cry on.

Rosa

U Make Me

You make me laugh when I want to cry,
Make me live when I want to die,
Make me smile when I want to frown,
You turn my life upside down.
Believe in me when no one else does
You’re my now, my is, my was.
When you call my name I begin to blush,
I'm afraid people notice I need you so much.
When I'm with you time flies by fast.
It's like the present is the past.
I need you more than you can believe,
Love you more than you can conceive.
Think about you every night and day
And hope my life can stay this way
I don't want it to be any other way.

Unknown

Believe

My heart is weak, my soul is deep with words I can speak
But, would you listen, understand or even believe
So I prefer to show you in actions, take you through a journey of my thoughts
So when words are spoken then walls are broken
and you believe in my love
Because my heart is weak, my soul is deep with words I can speak
Do you believe

terris burrison

Everything to Me

You are the light when there is no sun.
You are the rainbow after the rain is done.
You are the star that twinkles in the night.
You are the moon that glows so bright.
You are the wind that whistles my name.
You are the love when the world is the same.
You are the flowers the bee's never miss.
You are the beach the warm sun kisses.

catherine

A Miracle

At first I thought we would just be friends.
A little did we know, our friendship would bend
To a love that’s so big for the world to see
that you and me are meant to be.

Sun or snow, rain or shine
forever, forever you will be mine
Mine for me, mine to be
Mine for all eternity.

Debbie Pottinger

Perfection

All I ever wanted was to be part of your heart
and for us to be together to never be apart.
No one else in the world could even compare,
You’re perfect and so is this love we share.
We have so much more then I ever thought we would,
I love you more then I thought I ever could.
I promise to give you all I have to give,
I’ll do anything for you as long as I live.
In your eyes I see our present, future, and past,
by the way you look at me I know we will last.
I hope that one day you will come to realize,
how perfect you are when seen though my eyes.

Amanda

never be bad

the pain you have, I will heal,
anything you want, I can deal,
I can make you happy, I can make you sad,
but anything you do will never be bad.

colton marshall

No Words

There are no words to describe how beautiful she is,
or how special she is, or my love for her.
To put these things into words would be to define them,
To quantify them, which means to limit them.
There would be a beginning and an end.
There is no definition fitting, nor any limit,
nor beginning or end to her beauty,
or to how special she is, or my love for her.

Robert

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“Why I Love My Father”: A Father’s Day Tribute. Happy Father’s Day To All Father Figures! :) Note from Celes : This is a 2012 tribute post from PE to all fathers around the world, and I’m republishing it to wish all fathers a Happy Father’s Day. To all fathers, may you have the most wonderful time with your family!  Thank you everyone for your  wonderful responses  to the  Father’s Day Tribute .   It was truly very heartwarming for me to read all your beautiful entries surrounding your father and your relationship with him. Today is Father’s Day (for those of you in Asia, that would be yesterday) and I’d like to dedicate this post to  all the wonderful fathers, father figures, and male mentors out there  who have touched the lives of people out there: be it your own kids, others’ kids, your family, people you’ve mentored, people you’ve coached, and the world at large. Thank you for all that you do.  Thank you for being you.  We appreciate your existence and the often tim
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