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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Margarita, fair girl with blue eyes Come tonight to the hidden spot When fool moon rises in the sky To the edge of the watery lot Where the mysterious willow Washes her long silky braids In warm splashes of water Reflecting shiny moonlight I will be there waiting for you Dreaming about embracing you Kissing your blushing cheeks And your plum burning lips I will caress you and kiss I will drown in the depth Of your bottomless eyes Reflecting the stars in the sky I will carry you to the shade Where curious moon can’t invade Our passionate fiery night Unfolding our deepest desires Under the weeping willow branches That will keep our little secret Next morning when you wake up And open your eyes I will be gone And will never be able to come back I don’t want to see you walking Into the dark waters deep Covering your burning cheeks And rising above your crown Of innocence that shines I don’t want to see the ripples Of water enclosing you inside Under the surface where goldfish Is dancing in front of your eyes Entangling in your golden hair And kissing your face fair I was too curious to pass it by I wanted to know and then I had to go my own way Leading me further into The mountains covered in veil Of mysteries that I was trying to unveil Farewell my dear Margarita, Faustus
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