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My Love

Across the room a figure so calm, so serene An image that rivals even Mary Magdalene. Its lips so tender, its heart so pure A beauty so great that only the gods can endure. A quivering lip, and a gleaming eye A brown so deep, men are mystified. A sparkle so clear, a smile so sharp A shining so bright it pierces the heart. A scent so sublime, and skin so fair No other woman could ever compare.
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william-thomas-tobelman-iii
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Mar 31, 2011
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