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Hey, Sweetheart?

Contributed by Ruby2sdy on Thursday, 29th June 2006 @ 11:50:43 AM in AEST
Topic: LostLove

What should you say, if you were to see my face?
Tear-stained now, make-up out of place,
And changed by the years passed, since we last met,
Aged by my anguish, lined by regret,
I was just a child then, with innocent eyes,
My naïveté died with the last of your lies,
If I were to call your name, would you know me?
If I couldn’t find my way home, would you show me?
Would you recognise my smile, grinning your way,
Or would you just stand and wonder; what to do, what to say?
So many times have I passed your door,
Looking down at the ground, eyes to the floor,
Afraid of our meeting, or that we should part,
To go on to other places, other times, hey, sweetheart?

Copyright Â© Ruby2sdy ... [ 2006-06-29 11:50:43]
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Re: Hey, Sweetheart? (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Thursday, 29th June 2006 @ 02:48:12 PM AEST
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God i can't understand nobody comenting on this, it has such a hollow and empty feeling to it, sad memories deep in emotions while
it is nastalgic in a remorseful way, it also beautiful. I was realy moved by this. Very lovely work you do. i'm voting 4 this 5 stars.
keep up the good work. u got class. as well as style.

Ben

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