This poem is about a man who is in love but is afraid to commit his heart completely. So, he calls his new love, "My Dove."
My Dove,
I understand that one should never mix business with Love.
Perhap$, the dollar sign is not bad after all,
Life is a game, let us play fair ball.
We spent some quality time last night,
Discussing the McDonalization process
In order to have quick access...
You & I know very well that Love and sex
Are not synonymous or interchangeable.
I count on you for you are able
To meet me half way or at the vertex.
My Dove, I am willing to fly with you,
If you mean what you
Say...
Love,
Manes Pierre
(c) July 18, 2005
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Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on July 20, 2005
Trust me....True love is worth more than commerce.
Should you find true love grab it with both hands.
Money is a passing fad.
Love. True love is eternal...
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Should you find true love grab it with both hands.
Money is a passing fad.
Love. True love is eternal...