A Lovers Duel
By Midnight Phoenix
If I die tonight I want you to know
I'll never regret the fights that we've battled
And the sadness we've shown
The hurting words and the biting silence
Would scratch but never scar
The pain only came from the times we left ourselves apart
Someday you may see what I see, I'd rather cry from thoughts of you
Rather than not knowing what I don't have
But I do
I do know love will bring many pains
But I can see it only for its gains
It maybe right for me
Come in sight of me
Come and feel what I feel for you
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Copyright 2003 little nemo
Published on Tuesday, April 8, 2003.
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On Wednesday, August 10, 2005, Invader Lyn
(48) wrote:
Was this written by me, to you?
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A former member wrote:
very beautiful. loved it.
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On Saturday, December 18, 2004, Sin
(1135) wrote:
you write with such gentle grace, its very touching and refreshing..the last line held such emotion for me it was like watching you bare your soul *kicks self for not reading you sooner*
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On Thursday, October 9, 2003, IceDragoness
(193) wrote:
this is very beautiful, I agree but it makes me sad because i can relate so well but i'll think about that later because my heart's broken at the moment, thank you for your comments, and when i get a chance i'll try meditation like you suggested ~Dawn
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A former member wrote:
BEAUTIFUL write....amazing!
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A former member wrote:
very great work i feel you all the way...keep it up -nikky
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A former member wrote:
I love the idea this poem puts across...kinda a dont cry because its over, be happy that it happened thing going on. (oo more then 2 words) -GOD
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On Tuesday, May 13, 2003, maddin foxxxy
(358) wrote:
how can i not relate to this?...feel you all the way through baby!
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A former member wrote:
me likey..great job..i love your pic of davey--my dream boyfriend
--melorra
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A former member wrote:
I liked this a lot. Looking back on fighting and hurt, but not regretting it and feeling the love more. It's far more realistic than many "I fucking hate you" poems. Keep it up. ~Illiana~
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A former member wrote:
Okay, correction on mine: It's far more realistic than THE "I.. and so forth.