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The Girl who Loved too much.
Once there was a girl who loved a guy,
She gave him everything, and she didn’t ask why,
She did things for him that were out of her league,
And tried to change herself to match his intrigue.
She saw him as her future husband, even before the wedding day,
And she hoped that he would love her, in every single way,
She needed affection, frequent meets, and pampering too,
And she hoped that he would make her feel lovable and true.
She wanted him to care for her, just like her father did,
And she hoped that he would forgive her, for the silly things she did,
She wanted a lovable relationship, built on trust and respect,
And she hoped that he would always be there, to protect her.
So, she loved him with all her heart, and gave him her all,
She hoped that he would catch her, whenever she’d fall,
And as they walked through life, hand in hand,
She knew that they’d make it, with love as their brand.
– By Joshita Bose
I'm a Spoken English Educator and a Digital Content Writer. I'm a multifaceted individual with a passion for writing. With a keen eye for detail and a thirst for knowledge, I'm always read more...
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