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Alone With One’s Beloved

alone with one's belovedThere is nothing that a lover would want more
than to spend time alone with her beloved –
to gaze at him without anyone else looking
to hear his lovely voice
and to have sweet nothings whispered by him
unto her ears;
What bliss it is to walk hand in hand
never needing to let go,
knowing he will always be by her side.
To be alone with one’s beloved
is paradise,
for to be alone with him
is to not be alone at all.

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By Jocelyn Soriano

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