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My Darling


Eyes of deep blue

My eyes are glued

upon her lovely face

Sauntering with such grace

Now my heart has been misplaced

As my lips long for you taste

Hair of gold with a dress of scarlet lace

I now make haste

To seek a chance 

To have this dance

To share a glance 

WIth this divine goddess I see

My heart is filled with glee

Her beauty has charmed me 

This love has come 

From the heavans above

Her skin as white as a dove

Pressed against me

Oh can it be?

Cupid's arrow has speard me?

Right in the knee?

As I give her this gleaming ring

So this shall be 

My only darling

 

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Grant-Grey Porter Hawk Guda
<p>Powerful expression. Always let poetry fill your life. Keep expressing your heart. &nbsp;</p>

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