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Will You?


When the dark of despair reigns my fair fate And my own cowardly urge engulfs all my light Will you care to stand by me even in the times When I'm strangulating with passion all my might? When I tear my muscles and lose my blood When I'm ready to give my head up in the fight When my feet lose the strength to hold my ground firm I'm about to fly off myself, will you hold me tight? Lose myself in the tempests turning my caravan turtle I wait all in vain for the time somehow to be right I stress myself and push me to limits farther When I deserve sleep, will you wish me Sweet Night?
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treed94
<p>I like this!&nbsp;</p>
misszoon
<p>Beautiful.</p><p>I hope you are reciprocated.</p>

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