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Free verse № 106191

A Surrender of the Heart

Member since 2004 · Posted 22 Jun 2004 · Edited 23 Jun 2004 · 2 comments

She dwells in solitude, content in her own company. He dwells in solitude, miserable alone, It seems that she's satisfied, that life's enough Mascuerading as the girl at ease on her own. He shows his anger, his envy, his suffering Knowing that he needs someone to love him. But they both give up, accepting thier fate Never knowing love, feeling only hate.

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[6] Dovina 23-Jun-04/10:45 PM Reply
Why would she feel hate? She is content alone. He has problems, but the last line doesn't seem to work for her.
[n/a] Torok 24-Jun-04/4:26 AM Reply
yeah