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Alone

Alone

It happened last summer, 
I thought it was one of my dreams.
I guess I was mistaken,
it wasn't really what it seems.

I wanted you so badly,
just to be your friend.
I guess that won't happen,
my heart now has to mend.

My love for you was an accident,
and now I must survive.
You've never really loved me,
you were just like the other five.

Now as I sit lonely,
you're happy as can be.
But that's okay I'm happy too, 
just by being me. 

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James Whaley

Dear Lynnette,

     This is lovely. Short and to the point- "Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all"

                                                                                                                      James Whaley

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James Whaley

Dear Lynnette,

     Good for you that you don't allow heartbreak to crush your spirit. so many people (not just here- everywhere) talk about saving the world with love and we find it difficult to love even those closest to us.

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LiamoAlive

Some people take life for granted and cant see what whats right in front of them 

youll love again his loss

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