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I Remember
Contributed by
smiley_jennyxoxo
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Sunday, 17th April 2005 @ 11:45:03 PM in AEST
Topic:
LoveRemembered
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I remember your face
I remember your place
I remember your eyes
I remember how they hypnotize
I remember your touch
I loved you so much
I can still remember your kiss
I remember how I miss
You with all my heart
I remember that you're smart
I remember your hair
I even remember your stare
I remember your laugh
I think about our lives's path
I remember your strength
I remember the length
Of your beautiful legs
I remember I forgave
You for your mistakes
Your personality is great
I remember your smile
I haven't seen you for a while
But I remember your cuddle
It's unforgetable
You're wonderful in more ways than one
I remember our past times of fun
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2005-04-17 23:45:03] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: I Remember
(User Rating: 1 ) by reflections on
Monday, 18th April 2005 @ 10:22:01 AM AEST (User
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Memories are the greatest thing anyone can take away from a relationship. Good memories are a wonderful plus; bad ones are often teary-eyed negatives.
Youth, if they take a positive approach to all associations, and act in honesty, and good faith, will be able to forge lifetime friendships from former romantic relations that did, or did not mature into full fledged love. Dishonesty in such relationships leaves acquaintances that are unwilling, by most accounts, to remain friends.
Your strong, and good memories of a former boy friend shows the maturity that breeds good, long term friendships. Who knows what the future holds for two friends with good memories of one another? Good luck . . . and good writing.
John
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