You're The One

Poem written by Raven on Monday 18, February %3

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Overall Rating: 87%

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Concept/Plot:87.5%
Imagery:85%
Spelling & Grammar:87.5%
Flow/Rhythm:87.5%
Vocabulary:87.5%
You're the one that's always there Showing me, you'll always care You always put us in front of you Even when you shouldn't you always do I am sorry for all the hurt and pain Lord knows I've got nothing to gain You give us what we want every time Even if it leaves you with no more than a dime I know sometimes you can't see that I do But please know I'll always love and care for you
   

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  • kt6550
    Nicely done.
    - April 30 2009 03:09:19