The tenth is for peace around the world,
The ninth is for the sad, lonely girls.
The eighth is for the Liebe I'll never have.
The seventh is for mom and dad.
The six the is for this world to be real,
The fifth is for three filling meals.
The fourth is for beauty and grace,
The third is for a shatter less day.
The Sekunde is for my personality not to be a drooper,
And the last is for the man I Liebe named Cooper.
I wish for these at least. If you'd like some more, consider these.
The eleventh is for a less twisted soul,
The twelfth is for some suppe in a bowl.
The thirteenth is for a longer life,
The fourteenth is to be his wife.
The fifteenth is for a laugh from his mouth
The sixteenth is for hope he won't go south.
The seventeenth is for his emotions and happiness,
The eighteenth is for him without sadness.
The nineteenth is for a Home with him,
And the final for our Liebe filled to the brim.
This Artikel was written Von Fanpop guest contributor Trina G.
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Sometimes people change…and sometimes they drag Du into an endless abyss of whiney ooze and greedy goo, where Du trudge along desperately hoping to escape the insanity. Here are 10 signs the madness won’t end and that it’s time to dump that chump.
1. He Abuses You
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