2018: Doesn't Last Forever Poem by Quincy Moses
2018: Doesn't Last Forever
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We started the year together
Our stars aligned thinking we could be forever
Those were just words we said to eachother
So we wouldn't leave one another
But as we grew old
Our love became a story told
A love worth more than gold
Died and became cold
Friday, December 14, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: loneliness
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12/6/2024 5:30:59 PM # 1.0.0
last line sounds like a loving couple both died and became cold, as i guess dead bodies are apt to do. could this possibly be what the line means? ? ? ? or did the " love" die and turn cold? bri :)
Thank you Bri for reading, the love did die and turned cold