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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I insisted the jubilee amiability to stir up with twilight-ed spirit zeal of desires aroused as the silverly rays crowned me to pour out the gilded spirit. Earstwhile crimson years With some bichrome days My glazed tumbler seems to reflect those moments as the sound of slopping gilded spirit sloshed the bottom spattering the glazed ambiance. I greeted the slushing club soda to blend with its own felicity of bubbles dribbling over the gilded spirit to rebel the jubilee amiability. Invidious comparisions of consequences experienced now the encumbrance of responsibility that blazes as I perished my own dreams. I acompanied the thought lighting my cig Smokes drifted alike my reveries. I held my gilded spirit inclining to my thirsty lips The gilded sip boosted me Out from those obsessed incumbency. I accompanied with a prepraration of pomfret tandoori shrimp to spice up the gilded spirit with slurp sounds that spieled again and again. The jubilee amiability acquainted with some imagery hot babes keeping aside my eternal love for few moments. My vision evinced bit of dizziness As I imbibed the whole gilded peg. The zeal of the twilght-ed spirit That crowned me against my solitude passing jubilee I was inspired by my own amiability As if I was adorned with my Gilded Silver Jubilee Peg.
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