Sow more Love
by
Robert James
More than the faults that's made, more than the wrongs wished right,
more than the loss of age, more than the fears that fright
More than the words spoke rash, more than the push and shove, more than the move to fast, more than the held tight grudge
More than the time misplaced, more than the dime misused, more than the felt disgrace, more than the fine of fools
More than all that, and more than likely more, is a love sown at, all those beginnings before
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