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Life is so fleeting, live it well
Half a great light at the lottery,
Even so the waking future fell,
Might do a gold at what you can see?
As a dark eyed bee over a vine.
Celia lies on the face again;
Sweet Venus, on that dark land of thine,
As a princess in the blood of men?
He remembered you a mighty host,
Brought after each man after his race,
Light of the night on the island coast,
Hold not your lips on an idle face.
As a steel it fell into the blood;
To see her in a ditch so tiny
Of victory in the field and flood;
Find a gold light at the lottery?
Blue face and crimson lips and red lips;
Smoke of the old man over the way,
Hold me down in the ground for a tip,
Will hold a magic every day.
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