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For the last 2 months ive been dating an old flame from 30 years ago. Its her birthday next week and being a bit of a romantic I was trying to write a poem about meeting up with her again after all these years, but im not doing to well. Anyone got any ideas? maybe someone could give me a few lines or something?
Thanks in advance.
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My OH was once chatting to a group of SAS who were responsible for the security before a royal visit. One of them told him that his wife used to send him letters with poems in them. He was very touched, until he discovered that she was lifting them from the 'In memoriam' columns of the local paper.
My OH was once chatting to a group of SAS who were responsible for the security before a royal visit. One of them told him that his wife used to send him letters with poems in them. He was very touched, until he discovered that she was lifting them from the 'In memoriam' columns of the local paper.