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My One True Love

by Richard

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Apples

by Nora Hopper Chesson

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Drawing the boundary…

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My One True Love

by Richard

The first time I laid eyes on you, my heart skipped a beat
Your slim body, your flawless face, so perfectly complete
From that moment on, I knew you were the one for me
My faithful one and only love, my one true destiny

You brighten up my world, you make me feel so fine
Your face shining so bright, you're always on my mind
I just can't get enough, you're always by my side
Without you, I'd be lost, you're my one true guide

Oh my darling, my love, you make life worth living
You're everything to me, everything the world is giving
I'll never let you go, you're the apple of my eye
My one and only love, till the day I die

Each morning when I wake, your whisper fills my ear
Keeping me connected, you're always near and dear
When I'm feeling down, you lift me up so high
You're the sunshine that brightens up my sky

When your spark begins to fade, my heart begins to drop
I just can't bear the thought that you would ever stop
I'll pour my love and care into you, until you're shining bright
Without your guiding light, I'd be lost in the night

One day I left the house, forgetting you were there
My heart was filled with dread, I just couldn't bear
To be apart from you, my one and only true
I raced right back home, to be again with you

I swear it won't happen again, I'll never let you stray
You're too precious to me, you're with me every day
I'll keep you by my side, you'll never be alone
My faithful lifelong friend, you're my heart's true home

Yes, it's you my darling, my one and only true love
There's no other like you, no one else I dream of
Without you by my side, I'd be lost and all alone
You're the light that guides me, my faithful mobile phone.

Apples

by Nora Hopper Chesson

"Burden of rosy apples here I bear; 
Apples as sweet as sin, and half as fair: 
Draw near, and eat, as Eve ate once, of old — 
And gather wisdom ere you gather gold. 
Ah, why delay? Look deep into my eyes — 
Am I not beautiful? Am I not wise— 
Though I too once walked free in Paradise? 
Most fair I am, although my eyes are cold: 
Draw near, and win the apples that I hold. 
The apples half I give and half deny: 
Lo, I am Lilith! will ye eat and die?" 

"Am I a stranger that ye stand so far —? 
My foes that were, my kinsmen now that are —
My foes that were, my lovers that shall be 
By grace of kindly blood poured out for ye. 
Am I a stranger? yet my fruit's as red 
As hers, that tempts the quick to be the dead. 
You welcomed her a barren while ago 
And me with stoning, even as a foe 
You turned away from paths your footsteps know. 
Now she hath cast you out, and here ye see 
Come back to seek your grace, my fruit and me. 
Ye know me now a little, yet God wot, 
Indeed I loved ye while ye knew me not. 
Lo! here I stand to-day with fruit to give, 
Azrael and his apples: eat and live!" 

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