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On a beautiful fullmoon night

Contributed by twinkle on Saturday, 21st February 2004 @ 01:04:38 PM in AEST
Topic: LostLove

She was beautiful and adorable once
All young men wanted to be with her
She gave delight to their eyes, they fighted for her.
Now all hate her, no one wants to see her
It's she weeping in great agony.
And that pain comes deep from her heart.
It's the full moon night, that reminds her of her beauty
There were so many after her,
All healthy,intelligent and handsome.
She remembers those days,
The days filled with happines,love and her heart's desire.
Now 'the Queen of beauty once was'crying, but why?
Because her love,wishes and dreams left unfulfilled.
It's the full moon night again,
Here she brings a nice fragrance.
Her white dress moving softly in that gentle breeze
She looks so fair and beautiful
Even though there are rivers of blood on her jaws,
Even though her teeth is so long and sharp.
And she cries and weeps again,
Thinking about her unfulfilled dreams
It's Lucy sobing; Arthur, Quincey...

Copyright © twinkle ... [ 2004-02-21 13:04:38]
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Re: On a beautiful fullmoon night (User Rating: 1 )
by Kie on Saturday, 21st February 2004 @ 09:07:40 PM AEST
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Bravo! Excellent write. Kie

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