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John & Charlotte Campbell

Here are a few poems that I wrote for the love of my life. John Allen I love you and miss you.

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Forbidden Desire

Your my forbidden desire
and I shouldn't be thinking of you this way.
But I look into your eyes and see a man with a loving heart.
You are in my every waking thought.
And sometimes it makes me wonder
Do you really feel the same for me.
Then you smile and tell me that you love me.
My hearts on fire with the love I have for you
And just the touch of your hand could burn me to my soul.
A kiss from your lips would be my undoing.
I shouldn't love you
I'm not supposed too
Because you are a forbidden desire.
But I do love you,
My heart can't change that
Forbidden desire or not.

copywrite 2004 Charlotte Richardson

There are some things that I would love to change about my life, but I have to say that meeting John is the one thing that I would not change. He is my ANGEL and my savior. He has totally changed my life and I have to say it's been for the better. Those who know us well, know the story of how John and I met. So I won't bore anyone with the sorted details. Even though at this present time we are not physically together we are in heart, mind, body and soul. He is the most precious gift that God could have ever given me and for that I am thankful everyday. I love you John. Forever and Always, Your Woman for life.

For John

Since you came into my life
The grass seems greener.
Since my heart found you,
the sky has seemed bluer.
Since my soul has found your love
the flowers smell sweeter.
I never knew this world could be
so beautiful
'Til I opened my heart and found you there
You have brought new meaning
to the simple things in life.
I never knew that loving one person
could ever open my eyes this way.
Loving you has brought me more Joy
then I've ever thought possible.
Knowing your love
I no longer feel alone.
And even though the circumstances
of this life if keeping us apart.
Cold steal and concrete can never stop
the heart felt love I sned your way.
And someday these obsticles will be gone.

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