Roanoke's Poem

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They say love is pure, sweet, and something that you can never forget. You feel as if your whole world was turned upside down, and you seem to do things so foolish because of it. It is the greatest feeling the universe gives you. Although they refuse to tell you of the longing, terror, or the pain of it. It is nothing other than a burden, a nightmare which I wish to awaken from. All I long to do is forget. Forget him, his sweet melodic voice , his strong embrace he holds me within, even his beautiful green eyes that seem to stare through me. Only the remembrance of him kills me, makes me ill. My heart can not bare this pain of losing him, of him disappearing like the fine morning mist. I shall never hear his sweet voice, look into his eyes, or be held in his embrace. As long as I remember, I will never be able to go on without my darling Caleb...
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The trees rustled with excitement for the summer, and the water was cool and inviting to those who stared at its sparkling beauty. Breathtaking, much like the curious man who was chopping the trees. I crossed paths with him on my morning walk through the woods. He must have been from the town over, Roanoke, or have a house not to far from the trail. If he is from Roanoke, they have been settled there for some time. I wonder if he is unfamiliar to the area. That would explain his odd behavior, and the fact he was on my family’s land. He is a puzzle to the mind, but at the same time I could read him like an open book. Or could he read me like a book with those eyes? Pale green, like the trees. They peer through me, through my

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