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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Ahhhh so captivating the outlined silhouette of your grace and poise under the brightness of a star-filled nights' gleam wondrous is the profound wisdom of You being deemed my destiny as surely as my breath itself deemed colorless and unseen to the bare necked eye forthwith you became the total means of me beneath Orion Earth and the endless open sea reverberating are songs of the sages of Rome and the Gods of the Greeks such as they echo the charms of the heavenly endowed Athena heroine of Venus herself all pay esteemed homage to the hidden loyalty shared between us our names shall dwell within the lyrics of a lullaby (a history in their own right) as one forcibly captured and forever held in relentless bondage deep below within the depths of my secret covenant alone in chambers private solemn pulsating chanting harmoniously I whisper your rhythmic name with great fervor decisively I listen to its continuous replication among the barriers’ terrain it being a silent steadfast witness to my vow no other man alive shall devise the value of your worth to me for you are for me for me alone mournfully the daunting distance of your profound adoration captures me with the force of vigorous tornado winds and on your demanding wings I am conveyed and carried still
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