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Stone-Wall
Something there is that doesn't love a wall.
-Robert Frost, "Mending Walls"
The walls we both erected
Until that perfect love was selected.
The walls we both erected
So our love would not be neglected.
The walls we both erected
So our hearts would be protected.
The walls we both erected
So our mutual love would not be detected.
But now the walls must come down
So our hearts can be found.
Come down they must
So we can both learn to trust.
We must destroy these walls
So we may both in love fall.
And we can use the wall's stones
To lay our love's foundation upon.
©1989 Gary C. Daniels
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Send this love poem as a romantic message in a bottle.
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Why not send a special gift of LOVE along with this poem?
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