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Today I saw a parade in the streets of Rome,
An army so grand it stretched to the emperor's throne.
Then I realized it was no parade by the daily pilgrimage to Masha's home.
On her back a public servant she is known,
To every man, woman, child and dog, of Rome.
Catullus would be proud, that I beat his score,
I managed to find an even bigger whore.
I love you Mary.
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- by Kateryna of Kyiv |
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- | Submitted on 05/29/2011 |
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- Title: Mashenka
- Artist: Kateryna of Kyiv
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Description:
A poem dedicated to a dear friend of mine and her foolish ways. First poem in English I ever wrote.
Inspired by the poetry of angry ancient Romans. - Date: 05/29/2011
- Tags: mashenka
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- Sidney Rocks - 05/31/2011
- HEHEHEHE I find this humorous but also really friendly. n__n
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