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I always choose you first
By lauthiamkok
26 April 2008
Any grammar errors please do let me know many thanks or just a criticism is always warmly welcomed :-)

I always choose you first
However you are in my life no more
I will still always choose (you)
The eyes that see me like you did
So that I will never stop
Seeing you.

I always choose you first
However we see each no more
I will still always choose (you)
The heart that knows me like you did
So that I will never stop
Knowing you.

I always choose you first
However we know each other no more
I will still always choose (you)
The voice that talks to me like you did
So that I will never stop, never stop
Hearing you.

Reviews

Written by mia_ms_kim (915 comments posted) 25th April 2008
So romantic, though that may not be what you intended, Lau. You remind me of Shiva Ryu again. His poem that says, 'I long for you, even when you are by my side'. (Or 'I miss you, even when...) I didn't understand the (you), but it seems to make the 'you' silent, but stronger, not weaker. 
 
Mia 8)
To Mia
Written by lauthiamkok (60 comments posted) 27th April 2008
Many thanks for the review Mia. As always, you are always kind. 
 
Thank you. 
 
Lau :)
I love it
Written by SplatterpunkShelbs (37 comments posted) 27th April 2008
especially the (you) which almost seems like a whisper. Makes the poem so much more intense.

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