Silently, you first entered my mind, then my heart, and then with persistence, your spirit finally penetrated my very essence, secretly visiting with mine. There, upon the walls of my soul, you inscribed your name, to remain veiled, concealed there from the world and my awakened awareness. Then, on that glorious day when our two lives are destined to merge…at that precise moment…the light of your already existing love for me will pierce that veil of anonymity, revealing your name, identifying yourself as the man of whom I have dreamed, the one whose soul I have grown to know, the one intended to complete my life, experience all of my love, and ultimately, share my destiny.
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Reviewed by isa Isik (Reader)
Reviewed on October 10, 2007
hmm....interesting :) i havent got anyone in my life yet ;)
Reviewed by Farida Iskanderova (Reader)
Reviewed on May 31, 2007
i would like to have somebody in my life to love him and to write this letter to him.
expreess my thoughts to my beloved one when i was 20, thank you
very penned, sometimes I think, this can happen to someone once in a lifetime and when they believe that it has happen, then come to find out they are somebody we don't know, even after living with them all these years,,,look forward to reading more of your work,,,
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expreess my thoughts to my beloved one when i was 20, thank you
nice work.....Art Sun...
God bless,
Michael
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Karen