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Star-Crossed
I see many things from my heart
But firstly I see you
I saw when it came time to part
And even then my love was true
My heart may be a foolish one
For wanting what it can't keep
But when all this is said and done
I will never know love so deep.
I have waited stretches of infinity
Through false kisses and touch
For the caress of mutual affinity
For you to say you love me so much.

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I have always enjoyed writing in the more romantic side of poetry. This poem is about an unrequited love becoming requited, but also how this love is ultimately star-crossed. This poem mostly focuses on the joy of this relationship having happened, as opposed to the sorrow of it ending.