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Patty Dickson
Pieczka
Deji Adesoye
Michelle Bailet-Jones
Steve Barfield
Gale Acuff
Elisavietta Ritchie
Solomon Haruna
Aneek Chatterjee
Karyn M. Bruce
Robert Nisbet
Laszlo Slomvits
Y. Przhebelskaya
Running Cub
Alan Britt
Alica Mathias
Michael Lee Johnson
Vyarka Kozareva
Silvia Scheibli
Richard Gartee
Fahredn Shehu
Amit Parmressar
John Grey
Shutta Crum
Jennifer Burd
Kushal Perusal
Fred Wolven
Stephen Sleboda
Denis Robillard
Alex Ferde
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"See
You again"
Seems am leaving me behind
Seems an integral part of me
Looking deep into your eyes
I am more sure of what I felt and feeling
See you again
I will be gone for a moment
I wish you can come with me
But i will see you again
Fonder my heart grows
Sitting in this wagon
Hands glue to my pen
Writing this to you for you
I
retrospect on the short memories
The once we had and those yet too
All i could do is smile
My guts are and were right see you again
"HER"
Colognes are nice
But she is nicer
Berry look beautiful
But she look more
Words are short
Ideas but words couldn't express
I tried to envisage her
Smiles lock up my face
Whenever i think of her
Her appearance mesmerizes me
gentle but gracious
Spellbound by her charming smile
Here i stand thinking of her subtly
The way she call out my name
The sound of her voice is invaluable
I want to stay by her side all day
Just to hear the sounds of her voice
Solomon Haruna,
Kaduna, Nigeria
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