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TRUE LOVE
Is there anything like true Love? Is it a gift that is sent from above? Or is it just one of the Crooked curves? Is there anything at all like true love? Sometimes when you stop and smell the roses, you can almost feel it, though in small doses, As the birds fly about, from different sources, As the beautiful sunsets, and another day closes. Is it there in the most loving eye looks? Or is it there in the depth of erotic books, Is it there in the exotic tastes or wonderful cooks? Or perhaps what is sought after by even the crooks!
Is it in the passionate feeling of a tender touch? In the most romantic setting without a march, Does it lie there? Is it as such? Or in the sexual depths of emotions so much? There are no easy answers to a subject like this, Not even in the wonderful feeling of a longed-for kiss, But I believe if it happens, one would feel the bliss, And it will never go away, no-not with ease.
That is what children feel when they are disadvantaged from accessing reading materials. They feel the loss of love when they are denied adequate books and information resources to read. As a child grows, they are always eager to learn, a child learns quickly using his/her five senses. Touch, smell, sight, hearing, and Taste. Failure to get proper exposure during the tender age is just like denying the child the True love that they deserve.

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 Fredrick Otike

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