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| by Todd-Michael St. Pierre |
Oh death may say of dreams in youth -
"You never knew her private truth."
So much we weren't prepared for,
Hearts should be nurtured and cared for.
I stepped into this dance with you,
I chose to take this chance with you!
Facing risk, I knew the dangers . . .
For when the dancing ends,
Though many remain friends,
Some become
Strangers!
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