Monday, February 21, 2011

Phantom Queen Comments

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the queen steps in with the mourning
garb upon her face,
in such splendid crimson
gown, adorned in lace,
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Agatha Eliza
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Susan Williams 11 September 2020

he king cannot bare the dirge no more feeling the frozen thrills, as he grabs the sword.- - - - - - - -> thank you for sharing these words

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Queeny Gona 16 January 2020

Pride kills! Leading to deadly sin! Very painful read!

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Edward Kofi Louis 09 March 2016

He's soaked in pride! With the ride of life. Thanks for sharing.

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