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| A Darkend Screen Who would have thought You and I would meet? In a room full of strangers You swept me off my feet. At first you were shy, unsure of what to say, Untill the day you relized that I was here to stay. Words so tender and true There on a lonely screen Typing to a stranger I have never even seen. Personal information Sharing thoughts so pure Trusting every word Even though unsure. Giving of each other In a way so strange and new I never would have thought That I could fall in Love you. Learning something new Each and every day Speaking to a stranger In a very friendly way. Starting out as strangers But soon the best of friends Hoping every day Our chats would never end. Dreaming of how it would be To look into your eyes Dreaming of your smile Just made me realize... You were more than just some words On a very lonely screen You were now in my heart More than I believed. Time passed by so quickly Strangers, we are no more Holding on to each other Not knowing whats in store. For who could know a keyboard Could hold so many dreams A world of communication With very loving means. So when your screen is dark And you dream about the past Remember it has given you A Love that will alway's last |
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| I suppose there aren't many people who give cards that say "I Love You" to friends. Maybe it's embarrassing for some to give or receive a message of such strong feeling. But I think maybe it's because they don't have a friend such as you.. The kind who makes it easy to say "I Love You," but.. who already knows it. So, even though I can say it (and I already did)-- I don't have to. Here's a Big Hug too! **Smile** |
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| Always’s a Friend Temptation is evil Even so, it exsists I’ve been down that road, And it’s hard to resist. Not everyones faithful, kind and true. Not everyone sees thing’s As you and I do. When you feel like Closing the door I’ll open it up that’s what I’m for. If thing’s start to build And you think no one cares, I’m always’s a friend And I’ll always’s be there. August 28, 1991 |
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