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The man I love is full of curiosity He has a benign charm and ardour His youthful soul is bright with splendor He is far from madness and animosity The man I love is nothing but distant To him I am just a small yoke of childishness I a servant who serves him a jar of friendliness He a merchant, handsome precious but indignant The man I love is not the one I met He is the stem and root of my morning flower Plump as a shade of the glade in a bower Dainty as the evening dove's cozy net The man I love has now been gone Unreachable no matter how fast I could run In his arms is a dame with endless beauty Pleased as he is by her false murmurs of vivacity The man I love is not within my sight But he is still the one source of my gracious delight In him only do I lose my thought and wildest daydreams For him do I vow my love and the highest esteem.
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Dec 19, 2012
Dec 19, 2012 at 3:36 PM UTC
The Man I Love
The man I love is full of curiosity He has a benign charm and ardour His youthful soul is bright with splendor He is far from madness and animosity The man I love is nothing but distant To him I am just a small yoke of childishness I a servant who serves him a jar of friendliness He a merchant, handsome precious but indignant The man I love is not the one I met He is the stem and root of my morning flower Plump as a shade of the glade in a bower Dainty as the evening dove's cozy net The man I love has now been gone Unreachable no matter how fast I could run In his arms is a dame with endless beauty Pleased as he is by her false murmurs of vivacity The man I love is not within my sight But he is still the one source of my gracious delight In him only do I lose my thought and wildest daydreams For him do I vow my love and the highest esteem.
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Dec 19, 2012
Dec 19, 2012 at 3:36 PM UTC
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