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Jeremiah 5: 31
The prophets prophesy falsely, and the priests bear rule by their means; and my people love to have it so: and what will ye do in the end thereof? Amen!!
Do not do this to me,please be afraid of god,handsome.
I have been crying so much for you
I got insane reason of you crying.
I haven’t been sleeping since you left.
Why did you forget that day dear ?
Why did you forget about that evening as well ?
You forgot my name first,and then you forgot my name too.
If you don’t remember anything about us at all.
Please come over here and take my life.
Please tell me what was my fault
Why did you distance yourself from me ?
The jam that we drunk together for the first time,you have forgotten that jam too.
My condition without you like a fish wriggling and suffering when its out of the water.
Please in the night,take me out of your life.
I have been defamed all over the world all because of you.
Without you i am going to spend my whole life crying.
Its not just me who has been forgetful,you didn’t miss me,either.
How do i do without you,how can i put it in words and explain it to you ?
If i ever forget you,may god take away my life.
What did you talk about ?
I haven’t forgotten your fragrance yet.
Come on lets meet again this is my last wish.
I told you to keep me in your memories and thoughts,
But you also forgot about this small task.

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