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Poem: We have to support each other. Without self-entitlement. Have to believe that we are each other's home. If we can't, what are we even doing in this life?
How long are you going to keep quiet? We have to coexist anyway How long will you steal your sight? So many things in life are on the way…
How long will you take to understand? That we both are one team… Where will we eventually land? If none of us is keen…
How long shall I keep waiting?
For you to realize the importance of communication… Do you really feel no need of talking? We are for each other as marriage is all about co-operation
We have to walk so long We have to face so many things We have to achieve and fail together If we don’t sort out the conflicts, will we even survive?
We have to support each other Without self-entitlement Have to believe that we are each other’s home If we can’t, what are we even doing in this life?
Before it is too late, Let’s get back again Let’s not give up Let’s trust the day we first met, Let’s believe we are each other’s fate.
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