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The Love Ring
Contributed by
xXx_Fem_Fatale_xXx
on
Sunday, 7th August 2005 @ 05:13:05 PM in AEST
Topic:
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Amazing how a little thing
So significent as this
Can say everything
But yet say nothing at all
This special gift,
Thought to be given out of love...
Enscription taken out of context
Misled by the hidden meaning
Written in a foreign text,
Unknown for all
Only two know the true words
On this elvish love ring,
Enscripted as followed:
One ring to show our love,
One ring to bind us,
One ring to seal our love
And forever to entwine us....
~~ Nats~~
Copyright ©
xXx_Fem_Fatale_xXx
... [
2005-08-07 17:13:05]
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Re: The Love Ring
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by rosethorn100 on
Monday, 8th August 2005 @ 01:30:04 PM AEST
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aww nat another heartful poem, but good u getting ur feeling like u've always told me
keep writing and getting them out
hugggggggs
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Re: The Love Ring
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by Puppy_dog_eyes on
Wednesday, 10th August 2005 @ 08:37:14 PM AEST
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Beautiful piece once again.
I know the pain and confusion this gift has caused and I hope that everything works out ok for you
Good luck
Steve |
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Re: The Love Ring
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by Former_Member on
Saturday, 24th September 2005 @ 02:01:18 AM AEST
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Your writing is absolutely brilliant. I am so glad I found your poems and plan to read them all.
Obviosuly your gift of writing is phenomenal.
I don't see how the inscription and / or gift could be misunderstood as love is universal....no matter the language, the inscription is clear.
It appears the giver of the gift was being deceitful. Am I interpreting that correctly?
Thank you very much for sharing your artful talent.
Tim
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