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| He has an empty heart who cannot love you--you who are charming, gracious, and Oh, so alive with zest and that perfect smile; he is a dead man who cannot resolve to spend with you the part of life he has before we each and all walk the last mile; with you, a life sentence is like a glove-- a perfect fit, a precious treasure--gold that glitters, grows luscious and does beguile the innocent heart; there is no resolve your charms cannot melt; there is not one soul who escapes your radiance for exile. Inner beauty, grace, and charm--your agile spirit sprang forth from ancient seed before the eyes of the Antique world; like a rose blooms on your cheeks glow; lily of the Nile, no need for a purple barge to sail through life's snares, dressed in true wit you rise above the huddled masses, taming all with smile; you have that certain je ne sais quoi--Oh-- fidelity--there is no greater love. John Daleiden 02-14-2003 |
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