Persian Nightingale
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If I Were You
If I were you
I should rain
Everyday
Every moment
I should share my love
With the thirsty land
Who is going to go on a fast
Again and again
If I were you
(2008/1/5)
Persian Nightingale
Submitted: Saturday, January 05, 2008
Edited: Monday, August 04, 2008
Poems by Persian Nightingale : 73 / 211
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this is also another poem you should publish, but the first two lines should read
If I were you
I would rain
Lovely poem for sure! ! ! !
Well written, beautiful. Thanks for sharing your precious talent.
wonderfully said...but sometimes was^nt easy at all..well you got point of you...if you were me...you will share what gods wanted you to share! good one