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You know the tale about young Romeo

You know the tale about young Romeo His story of love, torment and sorrow. For what lay before him was crystal clear, The love he held for his Juliet so dear. The journey took passed his father and mother The violent death his cousin would sadly suffer. Slain revenge upon Tibult, did he doth do, And expulsion from Verona; where he did brew Returns to his belovéd with help from above, A planned sneak back to his one true love. With joyous swift pace flew to his lady fair, A song from his soul he let off in prayer, Laying tearful eyes on Juliet with one last kiss, Dying for his dove in woe of loves dark abyss.
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Jan 14, 2013
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