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Four Seasons
by Krystal Jean Reynolds

I love you more than you'll ever know.
My heart so warm it melts the snow.
When the snow is gone, 
the flowers grow.
The smell of love is in the air.
People kissing everywhere.

I love you more than you'll ever know.
My heart so warm it melts the ice, 
in the lemonade you drink so sweet.
I see passion in your eyes.
The burning fire,
our love's disguise.
I see what I never saw before.
A life ahead for you and me.
A smooth sensation running free.

The summer is over,
and autumn is here.
I see the stars fall,
from the tree so near.
School has started once again.
Me in ninth grade, you in eleventh.
That year is gone,
it's 2001.

Three more years till wedding bells.
I'm fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen.
I love you more than I ever did.
We make our love official,
with nothing but words.
Family, friends.
All four seasons roll by,
again and again...
        
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Poem ID: 24946   Poem Posted: 12/22/1999
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Copyright , November 19, 1999, Krystal Jean Reynolds  all rights reserved by the author.
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