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Darkest Moments

By LonelyGirl | Posted: 14 January 2009

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In my darkest moments you are my light,
You're the reason I smile and then break down and cry,
My saviour from a place that let me fall,
A world that didn't care at all,
Lost inside my own thoughts, before you, I was alone.
I'm not alone anymore,
There you are.
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Comments 
unbridledspirit
22 January 2009
I really like this.  It has real meaning for you I can tell.  

I would suggest some corrections:  Instead of "Your the reason" it should be "You're".  Then "a place that lets me fall" (just add an "s" to let).    Keep on writing!
Don9307
25 January 2009
Another error is in line 5:  "...before you I...."   If you meant to say "I," then "was" is the correct word that would follow.  On the otherhand, if "you" was the word you meant to use, then "were" would be the correct word to follow.

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