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A poem about my ex boyfriend. I wrote it when we were still together but there were communication problems. I hope you enjoy it.
Inside Your Head
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Danni
I always wonder what to say
To cheer you up for the rest of the day
I hate it when you seem so sad
It really makes me wish I had
Some sort of special super power
To take me to the top of your tower
Where you keep your bad thoughts and dreams
Instead of them tearing away at your seams
If only I could be your special dove
I'll take you away and show you my love
I'll always be here if you want to talk
I'll give you some space; we can go for a walk
I won't get you to say anything you don't want
You don't have to hide, don't put on a front
Let me in your head, I can help you through
Because whatever happens, I'll always love you
Inside Your Head by Danni @FamilyFriendPoems
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To cheer you up for the rest of the day
I hate it when you seem so sad
It really makes me wish I had
Some sort of special super power
To take me to the top of your tower
Where you keep your bad thoughts and dreams
Instead of them tearing away at your seams
If only I could be your special dove
I'll take you away and show you my love
I'll always be here if you want to talk
I'll give you some space; we can go for a walk
I won't get you to say anything you don't want
You don't have to hide, don't put on a front
Let me in your head, I can help you through
Because whatever happens, I'll always love you
Inside Your Head by Danni @FamilyFriendPoems
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