Make my heart your home.

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I see you broken and shattered,
You've been played all over again,
The world is selfish and you pay for it.

Your heart bleeds for who will stay true,
You crave commitment and loyalty,
Accountability and transparency,

Here I am standing before you,
I beg you to please,
Make my heart your home,
Your haven,
A shelter from the chaos of the world,
A place you find peace and rest.

Make my heart your own,
where you can share your thought and never get judged for them,
A place you get all the comfort and encouragement you need,
You're safe here in my heart.

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Can I be the one you can trust?
Can you give me a chance?
I would never take your vulnerability for granted,
These words I say to you are true and sincere.

My heart is willing to accommodate you,
When one sees the good in you,
My heart will love you for all time,
For the good times and the bad,
Today, tomorrow, forever, and a day more.

This I vow..
I will love you..
For all time till eternity.



Thank you for stopping by, till we meet again, this is Amie Geoffrey.


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