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So many sweet tender moments
I hold dear to me.
Moments we've shared,
full of deep passion and ecstasy.
They are a boundless treasure.
Shall I envy the man who has less?
For, although his wealth, uncomparable to mine;
displayed, uncovered, mearsured by a dollar sign...
bears the freedom to endulge as he pleases.
I will leave my storehouse and not worry.
I can rest knowing that you are there,
the source of my endless fortune.
Let us buy a field, so as to extend our love upon.
Like a blanket of snow spread over a prairie.
There we can sow seeds in the spring.
Memories that will never fade,
so long as we're free!
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