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She was straitened among vines And I came A messenger from the ruler Known by the red coverings of my knees She was sitting straitened under a stump With bare buttocks In a gloomy valley And no prospects for deliverance She was straitened before a frowning rock Her means of escape Cut her hands as a thorny branch Oppressed by that which should not opress She was straitened in a lonely place A palace without a ruler A king enters his castle And does not see a queen She was straitened among vines (Which she could break anytime) And I came (I was always there) A messenger from the ruler (A man who wants to love) Known by the red coverings of my knees (And my sacrifice to the spirits)
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Mar 15, 2016
Mar 15, 2016 at 2:45 AM UTC
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She was straitened among vines And I came A messenger from the ruler Known by the red coverings of my knees She was sitting straitened under a stump With bare buttocks In a gloomy valley And no prospects for deliverance She was straitened before a frowning rock Her means of escape Cut her hands as a thorny branch Oppressed by that which should not opress She was straitened in a lonely place A palace without a ruler A king enters his castle And does not see a queen She was straitened among vines (Which she could break anytime) And I came (I was always there) A messenger from the ruler (A man who wants to love) Known by the red coverings of my knees (And my sacrifice to the spirits)
I was worried it would be hard to understand, wrote it anyways:)
torin
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Mar 15, 2016
Mar 15, 2016 at 2:45 AM UTC
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