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We were a beleaguered bard born, a chief in chatoyant charms charged with the principle petrichor of passionate paramours; to drive the dainty dalliances of incipient ingénues immured in glamourous gossamer gowns; lilting, lead lissome lads 'long labyrinthine love; mischeiviously make mellifluous mondegreens; sing of such serendipity: surreptitiously susurrous sessions scintillas of Spring's sempiternal sentiments! But fetching fugues fade fast, felicity's fated to fly. For penumbral poets, it portends a pyrrhic pay. We wander woebegone, waiting wistfully. Lovers leave lyricists to languish in lonely lassitude. The halcyon heyday has harbingered inbroglio in the inured inventor of infatuation. Why? With what wherewithal? Often our offerings off us, opposite of, obviously, obtaining, or, lucidly: lyrical lacers of Love likewise lack its livening lagniappe.
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Sep 28, 2012
Sep 28, 2012 at 11:59 AM UTC
The Most Beautiful Words in English (Aren't Enough To Find Love)
We were a beleaguered bard born, a chief in chatoyant charms charged with the principle petrichor of passionate paramours; to drive the dainty dalliances of incipient ingénues immured in glamourous gossamer gowns; lilting, lead lissome lads 'long labyrinthine love; mischeiviously make mellifluous mondegreens; sing of such serendipity: surreptitiously susurrous sessions scintillas of Spring's sempiternal sentiments! But fetching fugues fade fast, felicity's fated to fly. For penumbral poets, it portends a pyrrhic pay. We wander woebegone, waiting wistfully. Lovers leave lyricists to languish in lonely lassitude. The halcyon heyday has harbingered inbroglio in the inured inventor of infatuation. Why? With what wherewithal? Often our offerings off us, opposite of, obviously, obtaining, or, lucidly: lyrical lacers of Love likewise lack its livening lagniappe.
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Sep 28, 2012
Sep 28, 2012 at 11:59 AM UTC
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