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A Love Can Be Enchanted


A Love Can Be Enchanted

 

Unto the day like this, when the sixteenth and

seventeenth century of lifetime but modern

and classic years since their moment, all the

young crazed couples were dedicate, very

high tech equality of heart beauty passion

of course true meaning of love and deep

beloved romances around, as many couples

were wooing soaring flowing like angels

into the amazing enchanted parks when the

sun was truly shining and bright and colorful

or black and white, very impossible feeling

and touching moment, a lover's mate will

cherish their world of fate and miracle among

thee, the love will spread of stardust

everywhere and elsewhere, but it came from

the rose petals were magically spells into the

mysterious land of free, the wind carries

ringing bells through and gentle as spirit and

soul it should and could be

 

Written by

Michael James Brindley

6-8-16      

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