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Retour dans eachother bras( Back into eachother's arms) french tongue

The legion of mine zeal for thee Outreaches unknown boundaries, No barbed wire to holdeth me back Just a ( I loveth thee to mine mami) ( to mine love) And a ( I needeth thee now) oh papi ( from mine love)!!!! From the one I sit on hold.... Slang we shalt speaketh as peasants But ourn amare richer than most, To guide her by mine allegiance To bathe with her in comet lighting toast... Her jazzy sensual patois To pleat me in mine king throne bassinet, The queen to taketh mine angst And lie me in a dream I canst forget. She whispers deeply secrets As mine ears perk in excite, Her eyes burn voluptuous through mine She comforts me at night!!!!! I canst never tread off From the only familiar homey rose, I've toldeth thee all long ago We were past life amour's of long beginning show. The asteroids we used as projection To maketh ourn way here, Yet now the earth's ending We must return to infinate angel years... Ourn Chronograph's don't telleth Pace's Only ourn soul's affection for eachother, As a monarch of the Luna atmosphere she is Twas I was sent here to bring her back into her home Mine arms..... Mine eyes Mine mind Mine soul Mine spirit...... Wherein she already knoweth she belongs!!!! As tis She was mine Long before she ever kneweth it..
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Jul 3, 2015
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