Sunday, February 28, 2010
Et Tu, Brute? Comments
Rating: ★5.0
He stood on his throne
Believing the honesty of his friends
Not knowing the power of envy
Not knowing, the joyful relations it bends
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7/23/2025 2:06:20 AM # 1.0.0
Once amalgamated They instantly separated Their passions and ties, so fruitfully fit At once shattered, the beauty derelict..ya it is painful and deceiving once it is comi ng from own man.. lovely and beautiful concept. i liked its contents... ' Brutus you too' how correct were those words when uttered by ceasar.....10 read mine....go back.. yes yes yes