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i. Long agone Whence mine snivelling; Mine heart throbbed, tis the world was a stab by Satan's **** ii. Amiss was I Seeking in all the wrong places; As they sayest, when it's we who don't seeketh, good cometh. iii. Foolish I was, to search and gander I kneweth amour was real, where was it sleeping; In a house, under the sea, in celestial safekeeping's? iv. Though I hadst a vision long ago, of what mine Reyna wouldst Looketh like, tan-sand skin, a holy creature, no sin, dark sensual eyes; dusk hair of silk midnight, goddess frame, lip's of flame's. v. Her laugh untamed, she's wild and free, Asiatic doll of jaw-dropping string's, she's wrapped in tropical tree's, she bringeth me to mine knee's, as I'm her hari, she's mine queen, an her soul; The brightest star in all of the heavenly father's universe........ ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane nagley/mine-angel dedication
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Sep 10, 2015
Sep 10, 2015 at 6:51 PM UTC
Μόλις έχασε, τώρα που βρέθηκαν ( Once lost, now found) greek tongue
i. Long agone Whence mine snivelling; Mine heart throbbed, tis the world was a stab by Satan's **** ii. Amiss was I Seeking in all the wrong places; As they sayest, when it's we who don't seeketh, good cometh. iii. Foolish I was, to search and gander I kneweth amour was real, where was it sleeping; In a house, under the sea, in celestial safekeeping's? iv. Though I hadst a vision long ago, of what mine Reyna wouldst Looketh like, tan-sand skin, a holy creature, no sin, dark sensual eyes; dusk hair of silk midnight, goddess frame, lip's of flame's. v. Her laugh untamed, she's wild and free, Asiatic doll of jaw-dropping string's, she's wrapped in tropical tree's, she bringeth me to mine knee's, as I'm her hari, she's mine queen, an her soul; The brightest star in all of the heavenly father's universe........ ©Brandon nagley ©Lonesome poet's poetry ©Earl Jane nagley/mine-angel dedication
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