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葉子的離去、是風的追求，還是樹的不挽留？

有誰能告訴我，愛一個人有錯嗎？

是我不該愛上你，還是你不該愛上她！

這一切的一切到底是爲什麽？

難道真的是“愛與不愛，只在一句話之間的抉擇而已？”

如果是，爲什麽你不選擇愛我？爲什麽連一次機會都不給我！

愛上你，真的有錯嗎？

爲什麽你要對我這麽狠！？

難道我真的不值得擁有愛嗎？

還是我不配擁有？？？

爱上你！我错了！

真的好想一直错下去！

可惜我是沒機會的了。

亲爱的！曾经对我来说，忘记你真的好难好难！

可是，如今，我会忘记的！忘记你带给我的关爱与伤害！

我會學著好好的過日子的！

也謝謝你！不是你的選擇，我想我也不會變的現在這樣！

爱上你亦对亦错！已难分辩！

曾經。你的離開是她的追求，還是我的不挽留！？

我已不想在弄懂！

只想告訴自己，現在不要犯下同樣的錯誤！

我會好好珍惜現在的另一半，！

如果現在的另一半也要離去，我會挽留的！

可是，挽留有用嗎？

就好象，葉子的離去是風的追求，還是樹的不挽留？可是，樹挽留了，風依然追求！葉子會選擇什麽？

真的好難弄懂愛？

爱 ——它真的是一个让人捉摸不透的东西！

可是如今，依然有那麽多的人在追求！

所以在此，婷婷祝願天下有情人終成眷屬！

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槑小溪发表于 2010-07-02 09:27:23 1楼回複: 哈，我只能說，愛一個人沒有錯

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