star-crossed

on separation

By Daniel KPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

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Wished upon a star,

on that one, and that one too,

yet I’m not with you

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About the Creator

Daniel K

I write love poems about the girl who has a hold over my heart and my life in such a way that neither are my own anymore. The girl I would choose over and over and over again. I love her, and that is the beginning and end of everything.

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Testabout a year ago
well done

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