You Can't Be My Lover

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    You Can't Be My Lover

     I fell in love with you from the start
    You filled the empty spaces in my heart.
    Our lives took a turn in another direction
    You're the man I loved and shared my affection.
    I called your job, but the number had changed
    I searched the phone directory for your name.
    I knew that I would never find another man like you
    There was no middle ground, what else could I do.
    Through pain and disappointment I have tread
    Sometimes things are better off unsaid.
    When we met again both of us were married
    I have to give up the torch that I once carried.
    If I could turn back the hands of time
    You would be the man that I called mine.
    I'm free again but you're not available to me
    I realize that some things aren't meant to be.
    I don't know about tomorrow or how it will end
    You can't be my lover, but you will always be my friend.

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    AshRenee commented on You Can't Be My Lover

    07-14-2009

    Aww, this is a bittersweet one. Well, the ending is. It's absolutely beautiful, and I imagine you have an ache that is soothed a bit by your friendship, but always there. You may not, but that's just what I see in your poem
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    Louise

    07/14/2009

    I found a true love. I think it is better to have love and lost than never to have found true love at all.

    tierra7 commented on You Can't Be My Lover

    07-07-2009

    excellent.!! .people come into our life's for many reasons..we have many soul mates in this journey in life..
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    Louise

    07/07/2009

    Thanks for your comments. We do meet many people on our journey.

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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