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solas suas an dorchadas ( light up the darkness) old irish tongue

by brandon-nagley

I locked mineself To her leg; I swallowed the key I shackled mineself, into her head. I seeketh not to be free By wordly standard; The great architect Showed me, I'm free with her, tis she is mine lantern. ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane nagley dedication
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#freedom#lovers#forever#soulmates#unearthly#hari#reyna#earl-jane-dedication
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