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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Oh see the daylight change, as sunrises set and a full moon covers the dark horizon; as the ball rooms in the palaces fill with masked smiles, beautiful smiles, warmed hearts and loving music. As I stand alone, dear old me; I see you from afar, a beautiful woman standing alone in a mirrored room; (a thousand similar frowns surround you) Come now my girl; as the dancers take the marble floor to dance, We shall stand tall and proud and dance to a Chopin's Waltz. My heart weighing down marble heavy as I approach your beauty, sweet beautiful angel on earth, dear girl come with me. Join my hand, as we take the floor and as we join together, as your frown shines a quick smile. As you make my heart thump, you make my palms sweaty- oh I'm very sorry- nervousness of a feeling of love, as we take this one dance to make a night of smiles. Come as we dance a subtle song to a Chopin's Waltz. As we fall for each other, as we look into each other's eyes it sparks fire in our souls; you quickly look away, and I feel bashful, but we are still hand and hand dancing to a Chopin's Waltz. Love fills the night, as the full moon and silver stars twinkle over our heads; a shining night shared by the both of us. Two hearts embarrassed at first, but sharing a loving Chopin's Waltz. .2.10.2014.
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