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Were only smiles the chosen currency, You'd make me quite the richest man alive; Would only pride bring power unto me, I'd live a tsar, a King by who I wive; Yet do you not these feelings share for me, The man who so adores you as his bride? Do not the comforts of a monarch please His treasury, his sceptre, throne and tide? For if those fleeting smiles are insincere, Then not a single gem belongs to me; And if your love for me is as I fear, Then I am ruler of a barren sea. For though you swell my heart without denial, It is for naught if I can't make you smile.
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Jun 2, 2012
Jun 2, 2012 at 10:02 PM UTC
King
Were only smiles the chosen currency, You'd make me quite the richest man alive; Would only pride bring power unto me, I'd live a tsar, a King by who I wive; Yet do you not these feelings share for me, The man who so adores you as his bride? Do not the comforts of a monarch please His treasury, his sceptre, throne and tide? For if those fleeting smiles are insincere, Then not a single gem belongs to me; And if your love for me is as I fear, Then I am ruler of a barren sea. For though you swell my heart without denial, It is for naught if I can't make you smile.
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Jun 2, 2012
Jun 2, 2012 at 10:02 PM UTC
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