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My Dreams

By Richard J Sereday Jr

Topics: Poetry Source: AllPoetry Original source

My dreams, they are of you, to hold you in my arms, To press my lips to yours, and melt into your soul. To know your heart, and hold it on high. To care for that heart as never before, To plant in there, my seed of love, to grow forevermore, how majestic it will be. To share with you, this love, as never before seen. To endlessly embrace, for now and always. To hold you so tight, that we become as one. To look into your eyes, and see your dreams come true. As endlessly it grows, this love we share, we two.So, what are my dreams?, This is a start and as I learn the list, it does grow. Inquiring minds want to know. Written December 20th, 2001 © on Dec 20 2001 06:29 AM PST   0 • 12

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