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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I am enthralled by his aura. I am mesmerized by his strength. He is my Samson. I am his wanton princess. He is as bronze as Tut. Somewhere in the New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, we will make love. Under the sunset within a pyramid, my womanhood will evolve into beautiful Queen Emanuel. For the Lord is surely with us. As we honeymoon, I am his strength and he is my comforter. He will take me in his arms and serenade me at night. We will visit many places for splendor inside. We walk in antiquity. We are enjoying this time. We are lovers. We are husband and wife. Somewhere in Ancient Egypt, we will make love tonight. Our time here is brief; therefore, we want memories to capture. As our souls integrate, our spirit ignites. For the Lord is surely with us. This is our honeymoon afire. He is my essence. I am his desire. Enraptured, I feel the rhapsody of my lovers thrust. A euphoric atmosphere is the effervescent. We will take these memories to higher plateau. We are so deeply in love. Cairo, Egypt is our last visage under the Egyptian sun. We will be here three days and two nights making love amongst the stars. Our lunar existence is astrophysical. We will conquer our destiny and embrace our wealth. Love so deeply does not happen often enough. _______________________________________________________________________| Penned on October 21, 2014!
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