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A Shakepearian Sonnet


Run away with me and be my love, Share with me an endless hug. Wrap me forever in your arms, Intoxicate me with your charm. Come away and live with me, Share with me a summer’s breeze. The time we share is not enough, A day without you is just too rough. I swear to you, you’ll have my heart, If you’ll run with me, and never part. I’ll give you the sun; I’ll give you the moon. I’ll give you the world, just leave with me soon. A star from the heavens, if that’s what you want, I’ll get it for you, there’s no need to front. The wealth of the world can’t even compare To the love in my heart, the love we share. We can run to L.A., to Paris, or maybe New York. We can take a walk on Dominican shores. I want you, I need you, and you’re all I think of, Run away with me, and be my love.
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