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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Who is like this dear husband, interpret theme that dispute intelligent, true meaning was like this heart of much pleasure. clothed in smiles and kisses. now a dead woman repeatedly elegantly questions seldom speaking come to an end. test the value of gold did bring to you a paragon number merit for the greater command I ask the knowledge of worth love, I shall be worth of it. I say this in scene the constancy in my heart. who friends seem satisfy with your rage. speak bears more recite pritises adequate than your love for your queen. the greater pain is knowing my heart curiosity set alone. your assured matter unloved wisdom whether or no declares truth. I know your name without naming you, alas the punishment that know not rest stand near with differently, but I desire one who often suffer that love. not knowing how the pain will know me? so bound me lovesickness, resign myself against love, that acquired natural distinction and strength. call separate intelligent you agree with valour and virtues, but pity natural attention dealing with generosity whether you agree to tell me? weeping away joyful souls by way of gentle captive. holding my heart awoke weeping with the burning of you. nothing avails fights that love joy hour, when this forgetfulness shall pass, and once again I'll be the queen of my once forgotten kingdom.
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