With a bulldozer, I will demolish the hell of eternal youth

With a bulldozer, I will demolish the hell of eternal youth,
Freeing its path to flow into eternal memories,
Building from white flint a matchless mountain,
Then my head will strike the volcano, to summon red fire, flame.
The mobile tongue of lava, reciting thawed remnants,
A long-forgotten poem, with scattered punctuation marks,
The boulders of movement, thrown toward the sky, eternally heavy years,
The earthquake of your loves, emotions that unite us forever.
To my love, grand proportions, limitless in longing,
Encompassing the entire world, the pure soul, thrill,
Across millennia, the undeniable vibration of love,
The thrill that traverses time, uniting us endlessly.
Let us all be, in turn, bride and groom, in love,
From an unmatched lineage, saddened by barbaric forgetting,
The smoke and angst of an undeserved future, sculpted in purity,
Verses tattooed in feelings, eternally carried in my heart.
Eternity calls us, with longing and dreams, to be together always,
Letting love pass through time, like an echo,
In my heart, sculpted, our story will endure,
An unforgettable thrill, that will shine across millennia.
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