Long Love Poems

Love Poem #24

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Valentine Song Dearest, let these roses In their purity, Be a present symbol Of my love for thee. Underneath the blossom Thorns are sure to grow; Take heed lest you touch them, They would pain you so! Ah! my faults like thorns are, But cannot they be Hidden 'neath the flower Of my love for thee? ~Robert Argyle Campbell ~

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