Edward Gaudet
"Love You" - Poem by Edward Gaudet
When you're down and you think
I don't love you
As much as I used to,
Be assured ever since the day
I asked you to be mine,
My love for you
Has stood the test of time.
So smile, don't frown,
For I will never let you down.
I told you once,
Now I'll tell you twice
That I shall love you all my life.
Because my love is such
Just like my pen,
It will only run out
At the very end.
For nothing gets to me as much
As when you're close to me enough
That I can feel the joy
The shivers send.
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Dear Mr. Gaudet,
Please disregard sir Nicholas Smithe, your talent is so much more
He knows not what he says, and is ignorant for sure
Your poem is beautiful and filled with genuine feeling
and despite what the critics say, I found it quite appealing.
Frederick (Report) Reply
What the hell was that exactly? That is more then likely the worst thing I have ever read. You should have went with this.
'fuzzy Wuzzy wuz a bear,
fuzzy wuzzy had no hair,
fuzzy wuzzy wasn't very
fuzzy.......wuz he? '
That would have been much better.
that was shit
pure shit
Nick Z~ (Report) Reply