Poetry 10: LOVE

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Today's poem is brought to you by @starving.artist.archives (Instagram). I enjoyed this lovely poem because this is my motto towards treating the people I love. The way I approach love is like giving a Christmas gift in which I don't expect or want anything in return. I do things for the people I love not wanting anything in return because I love them whether its a family member, spouse, or friend. I believe that when you do good, blessings will come your way.

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