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life 2 min read 520 views May 26, 2015

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He spotted me the other day and as we spoke I heard him say, that he was coming from a play about a love that went astray. He said it reminded him of me, how he's never been truly free, accusing me to be a thief because his heart I took to keep. Unaware of this possession, I was shocked of his accusation. He went on to proclaim that at me was not the blame, cause he was hoping to regain my love and do better to maintain. He continued  pouring out his soul and asking again my heart to hold. So I reply, "I'm flattered by your expressions and your will to make a new impression, but I've closed your chapter in my life and soon to be my lover's wife. My heart's no longer in my hands. I've given in to its demands to find a place where it's secure and love is promised to endure. This promise is not alone in being the source of my convicting tone, for even if there were no he, these words would stand because of me. You see, I'm in a new place and time where I've found true peace of mind. God has put me in my place and continues to shower me with His grace. I pray one day the same for you to be blessed that mate your soul was due.

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love_supreme

This is an excellent write.

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alynlove

Thank you... I appreciate the love..

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BoRhyme

Wow!!! Just took my breath away!!! Love it!!!

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love_supreme

Excellent write

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