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jeu de mots sur turnstile
by William P Haynes
Friday, November 23, 2007
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Turnstyle Blues in French

Jadis I'homme croyait le monde carre'
et je cherchais l'horizon
Jadis tes mots e`taient du miel
tes yeux brillaient magiques
et je cherchais a` faire partie de ta vie
Lorsque l'homme apprit que le minde e`tait

[une sph`ere

l'horizon ne fut plus un myst`ere
Lorsqu`elle partit pour ne plus revenir
je compris l'horizon

J'aime la couleur de vos yeux !
L`expression vous est venue comme ca, tout droit
tomb`ee du ciel ?
Non, je pense pluto `a la mer !
(Et un rorqual bleu de 31 m`etres et 120 tonnes
surgit tout ruisselant du cristallin.)
Le soupirant avait vu juste !

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Reviewed by Theresa Koch	1/26/2008

L'ami remarquable de poème j'ai apprécié ma visite ici.




Reviewed by SOULFUL SHEE G. Pulsing In Passionate Purple PassionS	12/14/2007

I want to KNOW what this says, it looks precious! Happy Holidays William! Common, take the time and re-write it to share with us all, or is a SECRET! LOL Warm hugs and Warmer Blessings, Warrior Lady Sweet Sheooxoxo STay Positive! It sounds sexy, am I close!??




Reviewed by Kimmy Van Kooten	12/5/2007

Gosh, I wish I could understand this...What's it say? :) I tried to pronounce, but I just can get over how pretty all the accent marks look! LOL! Love and Peace~ Kimmy~

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