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Angel of Darkness

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I thought you were my Angel,
sent from Heavan's sky.
I thanked God for your presence,
but now I wonder why.

You took your bow and arrow,
and aimed it at my heart.
You let it rip through my soul,
and left me torn apart.

I wondered what went wrong,
I loved you without fail.
But then I figured it out;
you're just a typical male.

Angel of Darkness

Friday, November 9, 2007

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Dee Daffodil 09 November 2007

Ouch! ! ok...I've finally found one that I can't totally agree with. I don't think there is any such thing as....a typical male! There are many wonderful men out there...but it's like panning for gold...you have to search through a lot of pebbles...before you find that rock...that is truly gold inside! Just my two cents worth... hugs, Dee

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Lori Oglevie 09 November 2007

this says it all....

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