Know they say...
The eyes send sights to the brain upside down;
The mind then flips it upside right...
Perfecting the image.
Say that to say oddly enough his mind skipped that step.
As young girls at a game of hop-scotch.
The sensation of this bewilderment caused a craving, hard shot of scotch.
For that was the last time his world spun;
Enough it was near upside down.
Such a divine being his mind had no need to correct this image;
It came to him upside.
Though it shined a divine glow,
A perfect framed photo,
The song the birds sang around her?
That of a famed maestro.
An intelligent man finally confused in his current visual situation.
His love manifestation only thing she heard...
Words slipping his lips uncheck.
"Love; you need a Crown, a ring then includ an all White gown.
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