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seven caesers and a time for love

Seven Caesars A haven in Bensalem To come in from the storm The Banquet Hall from Heaven A zesty place to keep warm Seven gilded statues wearing breastplates All seven with spears and raised golden fingers Its lavish atmosphere scintillates The overall effect still lingers Long after the garlic aftertaste Has departed from your tongue Sumptuous food will never waste The ambience is always fun Pizzaro had his City of Gold Ponce De Leon had his Fountain of Youth But we’ve found our treasure hold Ride Route One North for the proof @1995, 2006 Linda Barrett A Time for Love @2013 Linda Barrett Two lovers On Society’s opposite sides Meet together: One upholding its Age Limit laws Preventing citizens from living Past their expiration dates The other seeks the Spirit world for answers Outside of Society’s rules Both unite as a single unit Run from the Eye Which sees them both Seer and Reaper Two individuals divided Against One Society Add love to the formula Now what is the product?
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